Pirates: Golden tits: Chapter 1

This game promises a decent pirate experience complete with quests, mini-games, and other features.
Despite its appearance, this is actually made on a significantly customized visual novel engine.
Disclaimer: Because most adult visual novels, or visual novels in general, use the same engine, I won't go into detail about the technical aspects. All you need to know is that it comes with the ability to save the game at any moment and skip every bit of text right from the start. Of course, using this feature for your first playthrough is not recommended because it defeats the entire purpose of visual novels.
After the early minutes of stealing a ship, assembling a crew, and reaching a port, the main game begins. Although the story is presented in a visual novel manner, the rest of the pirate tasks are done using a simple yet highly deep mechanics.
Your major responsibility is to perform errands. These can be found by speaking with various character in the harbor, including your own crew. By the way, even though your crew consists of multiple sailors, you only interact with girls who have their own cabins on the ship.
Another thing to note is that the game includes the option to skip sex scenes. This makes the game appropriate for people who are not interested in these topics. The sex scenes are nicely drawn; however there is just one scene for each encounter. Interactivity is unavailable, and the only option is to activate X-Ray vision to see inside the body.
You move around by clicking on doorways your ship or buildings in a port. The port has all of the usual locations, such as a tavern, a market with a store, and a few others that are required for missions and plot progression. There are a few side activities available, including fishing where you click a button to fill up the bar, a dice game in the tavern, and card-based street fights. Except for dice, all other games can be automatically won. This also covers some less-than-great sea fights. Although you can upgrade the ship, it does not improve the overall experience.
Quests are recorded in your logbook, so you always know what to do. There are over 50 missions, but a lot of them are optional. Although it will not tell you how to complete specific missions, you can gain tips on how to advance the story by clicking the question mark in the upper left corner.
Some hotspots become available during the day or night, although the time of day can be easily changed by sleeping in your cabin. Some quests have time limits, which is not a problem because fetch tasks can be repeated.
If you find something too difficult or simply not interesting, you can get a cheat book. I recommend that you only take the money option because the majority of the other items are key items that can ruin missions. Of course, you can also unlock the entire gallery.
Achievements are broken. Although they unlock in-game, they are not available on Steam.

The game's decent. I bought the game and DLC on sale, so I'd say it was worth it for me. But even in it's normal price I'd still say it's worth it. My complaints however would be about the translations. I played the game in English, and the sentences half of the time made no sense or were borderline unreadable. I've seen the indefinite hiatus notice. It's been almost a year since the game last updated. I really wish I got more content out of the main story but alas, I gotta wait. Really hope the devs come back to work on the game again and finish it.

GOOD, but Seems unfinished: Much of the diagloge seems to have missed proof checking,
items change names, hull upgrades don't give hp. the Linux version doesn't run, and Steam achievements aren't recorded.

Fun game, lots of puzzle type game play.

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