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2013PCPlayStationXboxSteam Deck playable65 % positive14.79 €

As a pirate captain you recruit a crew, upgrade your ship and sail a 2D pixel-art world, raiding, trading and fighting to survive. The mix of sandbox freedom, crew management and quirky humor defines it.

  • A party of several characters
  • Open world
  • Strong character progression
  • Distinctive, stylised art style

The closest matches for Pixel Piracy are Odd Realm, Craft the World and Amazing Cultivation Simulator. Each of these 10 games shares something of what makes Pixel Piracy special – the reasons are listed right on each game.

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Odd Realm

87 %Match

2024PCSteam Deck playable84 % positive19.50 €

  • A party of several characters
  • Open world
  • Pure single-player experience

A pixel-art colony simulation in a procedurally generated fantasy world where you guide settlers to build, explore and survive threats. Reminiscent of Dwarf Fortress but more approachable, with a quirky sense of humor.

Craft the World

A party of several characters

A 2D sandbox blend of Terraria and Dungeon Keeper: you direct a band of dwarves, build fortresses, gather resources and craft gear while exploring a randomly generated world and fending off monsters.

Carton

Distinctive, stylised art style

You explore a world made entirely of cardboard, found your own town, and survive the seasons and nightly goblin raids. Eventually you assemble a warrior band and storm the goblin castle.

Elin

Open world

Elin is the successor to the cult roguelike Elona: a huge sandbox world of adventuring, survival, crafting and home-building where you can do almost anything. It offers deep character growth, companions and a quirky tone.

Dwarf Fortress

Open world

An immensely deep simulation where you build and manage a dwarven fortress or roam a procedurally generated, persistent world as an adventurer. Its interlocking systems produce chaotic, memorable stories, though the learning curve is notoriously steep.

Sail Forth

Pure single-player experience

You command a fleet of custom-rigged sailing ships across an endless, procedurally generated ocean in search of a lost key to a planet's ancient past. Handling the ships with authentic nautical commands is the heart of the adventure.

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