7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact

Choice of Games LLC

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About this game

Fight for what's right—as an up and coming pirate! Battle slavers, sea monsters, and your own corrupt government to become a hero of the high seas. But will you betray your own crew for wealth and power?

"7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact" is a 200,000-word interactive adventure novel by Danielle Lauzon, set in the world of the table-top role playing game 7th Sea. It's entirely text-based, without graphics or sound effects, and fueled by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

Looking for adventure at sea? You’ll get more than you bargained for when you end up joining a pirate crew. These pirates are known among sailors for having their own moral code, one that is now yours. You'll have the chance to rescue prisoners, uncover a secret plot, and even build a navy to liberate an island fort full of slaves.

But you'll also be tempted to break your pirate bonds to seek your own gain. Would you still free the slaves if you could take out your own rivals instead? How far will you go to save your friends? And when you uncover corruption in your homeland, will you choose villainy or vengeance?

Earn your crew's loyalty and they might make you their captain, but get careless and you might have to walk the plank!

• Play as male, female, or non-binary; gay, straight, bi, asexual, or poly.
• Choose from three different nations as your homeland, with distinct stories for each.
• Romance other pirate captains, or compete with them as your rivals.
• Fight for good, or work for evil.
• Lead a rescue, uncover a secret plot, and defeat tyranny.
• Visit various island nations to win them to your side and build a navy.

If it's the pirate's life for you, what will you sacrifice for freedom?

Ratings and reviews

I actually purchased this book. The story was shorter than I would have liked. There are a large number of characters contained in this book and most of them are not particularly memorable. The character development in this could have been better for sure. It felt like reading a pirate story on fast forward. Not much romance or character dialogue and lots of action with a fast plot. Best part was the octopus fight in the beginning.

I wished it didn't end so fast (in my opinion), but I think it was a nice game even though it could've been better. Unfortunately, it didn't make me too immersed in it because of lack of romance plot. There were 3 romance options and they kinda move too fast (and don't feel natural), for example: when my character just held a hand of one of the ro's, like a few minutes later they already wanted to spend a night together! After only just knowing each other for like an hour or something lol.

I enjoyed this game. The plot of it was pretty i intersting although I found I had a habit of just skimming the paragraphs rather than fully reading them. Also i wished that the story had more on the background of the main character and maybe perhaps creating a connection with their parent(s) rather than just having known that you had a mother and she was admiral

What's new

Fixed a bug (for real, this time) where the app could lose progress when the app goes into the background. If you enjoy "7th Sea: A Pirate's Pact", please leave us a written review. It really helps!