We think that Pirates on Target could be the most relaxing, most simplest of games. Or it could be an utter brain killer, as we attempt to work geometric lines and pray to the gods. Whichever it turns out to be, Pirates on Target are looking to hit.Â
Pirates on Target from Ratalaika Games
Available right now on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch is Pirates on Target. This is the latest to come from the super-prolific Ratalaika Games team, as they look to bend the minds of their players.
Pirates on Target is a cheap enough affair. In fact, you’ll just need to splash out a mere £4.99 should you wish to purchase it from the Xbox Store. From there, you can play on Xbox One or Xbox Series X|S – optimised for the latter.
As the name suggests, Pirates on Target is a sea-faring puzzler. It places you in charge of a cannon, left to fire its balls around the sea. The idea is to hit – and takedown – enemy pirate ships. In order to ensure a hit is made though, you’ll need to move and place blocks, strategically working angles to ensure success.Â
Features include
Starting off fairly simple, with some sixty levels of Pirates on Target action, this one will no doubt ramp up in difficulty.
And that tricky nature will start to come to the fore as you take in the key feature list…
- 60 levels with increasing difficulty
- Pirate ship combat theme
- Variety of obstacles and blocks
- Simple controls including a virtual cursor option
Download now!
Pirates on Target can be downloaded right now on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. The Xbox Store page will sort you out with a download.Â
It’s also on PlayStation and Nintendo Switch.
Our full review of Pirates on Target will follow
Pirates on Target on Xbox Game Description
Use your geometric and logic skills to fire cannons at pirate ships and sink them to the bottom of the sea. In each level you’ll need to move the blocks strategically and change the trajectory of the cannonballs until they reach the target. The concept is simple yet challenging, and the difficulty gradually increases over dozens of levels.
