Pirates of the Burning Sea (Windows)

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Description

Pirates of the Burning Sea is an MMO set in the Caribbean sea in the 1700's. You can choose to fight against the pirates on the side of England, France, or Spain or choose to be one of those blasted pirates who are smuggling, raiding and looting!

In Pirates of the Burning Sea, you can choose your own adventure. Be it naval combat in real time working together with friends, savage swashbuckling as never before seen in an MMO, PvP-conquerable world trying to overtake various ports and the three major world powers (France, Britain and Spain), or sophisticated missions where you have a starring role in your own unique story.

Pirates of the Burning Sea also has avatars that allow you to be unique. You can choose your hair, face, footwear, hands, coat, hat, belt, jewelry, and many others distinguishable looks such as peg legs and hook hands.

So set sail on a new adventure with Pirates of the Burning Sea!

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Alternate Titles

• "Корсары Online: Pirates of the Burning Sea" -- Russian title

Part of the Following Groups

• Physics Engine: PhysX
• Sea Dogs games
• Theme: Sea Pirates

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The Press Says

Maxim Magazine	Jan 23, 2008		100
Cheat Code Central	Feb, 2008	4.8 out of 5	96
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Mar, 2008	80 out of 100	80
GameSpy	Feb 01, 2008		80
Video Game Talk	Jan 29, 2008		80
Multiplayer.it	Jan 26, 2011	7.8 out of 10	78
Strategy Informer	Feb 08, 2008	7.8 out of 10	78
DarkZero	Mar 27, 2008	7 out of 10	70
TotalVideoGames (TVG)	Feb 12, 2008	7 out of 10	70
1UP	Mar 11, 2008	B-	67

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Trivia

In April 2008 development studio Flying Lab Software announced to close down seven of the eleven available servers in order to increase population density and emphasize key game features.

Related Web Sites

• Pirates of the Burning Sea -- Official game website
• Pirates of the Burning Sea - Wikipedia -- Information about the game on Wikipedia, the open encyclopedia