Adventure Time: Pirates of the Enchiridion

Having the original voice actors is a big win for me! Feels like a extension of the show!

my close friend and confidant miles gifted me this lovely game it was tons of fun!!

I'm a pretty big fan of the show so I wanted to give this a shot, I think Adventure Time's worldbuilding lends itself well to videogames but has strangely not really had any particular breakout games. Pirates of the Enchiridion is a cute little game with fun, if simple, combat. The cutscenes are cute but there are so few and the game is often completely silent which is bizarre, it kind of feels incomplete and the game just...stops. If you are a fan of the show and want to waste an afternoon in Ooo then pick it up on a sale.

Fun and short game that doesn't stray too far from the show. Some things I did not like were the combat and no fast travel ( as far as I could see) and barely any characters from the show showed up. I wish the combat was real time but it was still fine. This game just makes me want an open world rpg that takes place in the land of Ooo with a character creator instead of playing as an established character.

This game feels like a top tier Adventure Time experience where they clearly expended the effort on things like voices, dialogue and art, and then bolted all of that onto a back end of a so-so RPG with mechanics from the 16-bit era.
I ran into an issue on a 16:10 (1280x800) resolution where during combat the last characters art gets cut off and you can't really see their health. Resolved it by changing to a 16:9 resolution. I also experienced performance stutters transitioning between areas out at sea.
I would only recommend this game to Adventure Time fans, ideally ones who won't be put off by occasionally punishing turn-based combat. To me, the charm outweighs the jank. I would wait to get it on sale.

If you love Adventure Time, then you'll enjoy this game. The combat, puzzles, and story are all pretty fun. You will notice that some voices of the characters aren't the usual voice actors, and it is jarring when it happens. It's a decent game if you don't know what Adventure Time is, but you'll not enjoy it as much as a fan. 5/10 if you don't know what Adventure Time is and 7/10 if you enjoy Adventure Time. The game is pretty short. I 100% it at 10 hours.

as a really big adventure time fan i felt obligated to play this game.
i enjoy playing it quite a lot. the humor is spot on, and the entire game feels like a long standalone episode of it's own. the game also seemingly plays out right before the end of the series. the game has tons of, TONS of references to the show too, obviously.and the gameplay isn't *too* repetitive.
the bugs and inconveniences in this game are constant however. most commonly: falling out of the map at random places, the inability to use special attacks, scary situations where you softlock yourself by switching into a character that just walked through a part you weren't supposed to go to, and you can't leave since you don't have the zone unlocked (you have to go into the menu to load your save back up, hoping it didn't save randomly) and last but not least: BMO switching into moonwalk as his entire playermodel is switched as he walks forward, backwards. this one didn't happen many times but it was still funny to see. right. you can also put random npcs through walls and they'll just walk in there instead
if bugs annoy you a lot, then i wouldn't recommend it. if you can look past that and restart your game every single time you can't use your specials, then i'd recommend it. which i did have to do 3 times under my 6 hour current playtime.