These games, in particular, actually prioritize adventure, by making exploration a key part of the game. Exploring in these ...

Based in a former mill beside the Leeds Liverpool Canal in Chorley, it was easy to get to and still ... and an impressive pirate ship named Skull Island. It became a go-to destination for ...

Cooper’s Seafood House isn’t just a restaurant—it’s a nautical wonderland that makes you wonder if you’ve somehow teleported ...

In Like a Dragon Pirate ... easy to farm if you take advantage of the Pirates' Coliseum. Rising through the ranks in the Coliseum grants substantial rewards, which can be reinvested in ship ...

When you first get the Goromaru in Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii, you won’t be able to customize the ship. It’ll take a bit for you to unlock ship customization, including the ability ...

It gets straight to it: after awakening on the shores of a secluded island with amnesia, he promptly befriends an enthusiastic young boy and his adorable pet tiger cub, commandeers a pirate ship ...

Both the ship and Majima himself can be customized with cosmetics. Sega Pirate Yakuza is easily the weakest title of the last five games Ryu Ga Gotoko has released due entirely to its anemic ...

While Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii's pool mini-game is optional, players who want to recruit all the game's crew members must, at least, complete the Normal course. Players who want to earn some easy ...

Whether you’re fighting bounties or taking part in pirate ship battles, you can make the game a bit easier or much harder if you want. Here’s what you need to know about difficulty options in ...

but perhaps that's what it means to be the captain of a pirate ship. It's not all about me, until the game tells me it is. Colour vision assistance. High contrast mode. Adjustable subtitles with ...

This Early Access Game on Steam puts you on a pirate ship and has you facing off against other players in various game modes, many of which are battle royale style. Only the best ship can win ...

Like A Dragon has come a long way from Kiryu’s sometimes karaoke-led adventures across Japan – because now not only are we outside of the realm of Yakuza, we’re also in a pirate ship headed ...