Space Pirates: Star Kings 4+

Name: Space Pirates: Star Kings
Rating: 4.3 (3 reviews)
Author: Ksenia Yasnitskaya

Create a pirate empire‪!‬

Ksenia Yasnitskaya

- 4.3 • 3 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Explore the Galaxy, kill enemies in turn-based combat, make pirate raids

The space police had been hunting Red Jack across the entire Galaxy. But every time, the infamous pirate managed to escape.
One day, he got his hands on a cloning device. That’s when a new plan began to form in Jack’s mind...
After reaching a forgotten planet, Jack activated the device. By creating copies of himself, he started assembling his own pirate crew...

Lead this rough male brotherhood in "Space Pirates RPG". With your help, the small colony might just grow into an interstellar Empire!

+++ Your domain is not limited to a single spaceship — build bunkers, barracks, workshops, and more.
+++ Strengthen your colony on the home planet, explore, and develop the star system.
+++ Launch pirate raids on foreign planets: demand tribute, punish rebels.
+++ Upgrade your battle suits in three branches: tank, mech, helicopter.
+++ Kill (and then recycle the remains of) hundreds of enemies (both humanoids and filthy monsters).

Sep 6, 2024

Version 2.0

- the introductory story has been adjusted

4.3 out of 5

3 Ratings

Where's the storyline?

While I enjoyed the first game greatly despite a few details, this sequel is kind of boring. It's filled with elements from the first game and yet somehow manages to be smaller than the first one. No storyline of any kind, very limited options when exploring, very poorly balanced in combat compared to the first one, a new science thingy that is needed for everything but can only be gained through processing enemy remains or waiting for supply drop...with an ad. Most importantly, the new "captain" doesn't seem to have a sense of humor... Or anything at all. He's just not there.

Molly became a pay to get Android who probably has no dialogue either. The lack of a storyline means there's nothing that compels You to play this game at all. Just play the first game instead.

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