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The Pirate Game Web, iPhone, iPad, Android
The Pirate Game
Atomic Gear | Released Dec 1, 2011
You are in the great era of the pirates.
Unfortunately the era is so great, there is hardly any ship to attack anymore. For the sake of your beloved, obviously gold, you decided to attack the land.
Shoving your canon on the French land you start to attack their bases, and the french do everything in their might to stop you.
Instructions
- Goal: Kill all Soldiers
- Drag the crosshair with the mouse to aim
- Release to fire
- Control the power of the canon ball by moving the cross-hair from the canon (close = less power, far away = more power)
- Use mouse wheel to zoom
- Drag mouse around the world to move camera
Download Links
The Pirate Game WebPlayer
(Playable in the Webbrowser)
The Pirate Game on Android Market
Or scan it with your Android device.
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Latest News: The Pirate Game for Android finally released
0 comments by Tseng on Dec 2nd, 2011
It's finally done! The first version of The Pirate Game is available on the Android Market.
It was a long way to get so far, but it's done! The WebPlayer version is still available and playable, but if you like the game get it on your Android Smartphone to and play it while waiting for bus, train or during breaks.
Found Bugs, Feedback or Suggestions?
If you found a bug, or have some troubles running it, have suggestions or just want to send feedback, drop a mail to tpg.support [at] atomic-gear.net.
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The Pirate Game on Android Market
Or scan it with your Android device.
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If you still need a 3d and 2d artist hit me up on my email : void013.comuf@gmail.com
will you eventually port this to linux and mac?
Unity, the engine we're using currently only runs on Windows (Desktop & Webplayer), Mac (Desktop & Webplayer), iOS (iPhone/iPad) and Android. There are also Xbox, Wii and PSN ports of Unity, but only for registered developers on these networks (5-digit licensing costs).
Currently we only have Webplayer, Desktop and Android. In order to build for MacOS (Standalone Build, Webplayer should already work on Mac) a Mac computer is required and for iOS one needs an additionally Mac computer, iPhone or iOS, Unity iOS License and AppStore access. But if the Android version is successful and money flows in, we definitely want to go for a iOS Version too. It's just, the costs for an initial iOS Version are quite high ^^
Linux is currently not supported by Unity3D. But Unity3d is working on a Flash support (will require at least Flash 11), which will then also work under Linux too.
Looks like 'Angry Birds'.
and "angry birds" looks like "castle crusher".
True dat.