LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game — Reviews and ratings, description, release date, official game website, system requirements, and player ratings.

Release date

May 10, 2011

Developer

Traveller's Tales TT Fusion

Publisher

Disney Interactive Studios

Genre

Adventure Arcade

Platform

PC Mac OS Xbox One X/S Xbox Series X/S Sony PlayStation 3 Xbox 360 Nintendo Wii PSP Nintendo DS Nintendo 3DS

Mode(s)

Single-player, Multiplayer

Web-site

Official

Summary

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean: The Video Game will be based in the world of the globally successful film franchise, incorporating storylines, locations and characters from the first three films ("Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest" and "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End") as well as the upcoming fourth film, "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides."

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GamingXP July 8, 2011

Pretty convincing with a cool mix between riddles, action and dexterity passages.

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Worth Playing July 8, 2011

With strong production values, great visuals and an excellent audio score to back it all up, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean is easily one of the best efforts in the franchise to date. No, it's not perfect, but the game has strong appeal across the board. It's also one of the few cases where a licensed game is better than the movie on which it is based.

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Xbox Achievements July 1, 2011

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean is a great kids game, with a well realised story and fun characters, but it's also more of the same. In terms of the LEGO series to date then this is probably one of the better incarnations, but you just can't help but wonder where things could go from here.

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XboxAddict June 21, 2011

I will continue to sound like a broken record, but it's true. At a day and age where you can hold 60 bucks in your hand and have dozens of suitable unique gaming options in-hand, the Lego franchise is very quickly falling behind in my mind's eye for where my gaming money should go.

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MondoXbox June 19, 2011

Another great game in the LEGO series, capable of entertaining both kids and grown-ups and sporting enhanced graphics. We're just a little disappointed in its small longevity, about 7 hours to complete, and the developers stubbornness in not providing an online co-op option.

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