The devs say it's an open-world turn-based RPG, which is fine, but it's also a free-to-play, mobile-friendly (iOS and Android) game developed by Identity V studio Joker and published by NetEase. How ...

During the State of Play, NetEase Games and Joker Studio unveiled Sea of Remnants. A rousing puppet-folk adventure with pirates and a huge roster of crewmates.

A new free-to-play pirate RPG with impressive visuals is coming in 2026, promising an exciting adventure for pirate game fans ...

With a stylish aesthetic, turn-based combat, and naval battles, new RPG Sea of Remnants is a pirate rival to Clair Obscur ...

Joker Studio takes on ocean adventure RPG/simulation/survival building/turn-based strategy games in one fell swoop.

Track down Ancient Pillars, fight off Phantoms, and recover the Skull of the Banished in this Reaper’s Voyage in Sea of ...

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But unlike Sea of Thieves, where the chaos of player-on-player piracy is a somewhat infrequent and optional distraction, in Wildgate it’s the primary focus, and the inevitable clash of geared-up ...

When we mention the Pirates of the Caribbean film franchise, the first thing that comes to our mind is a masterful, chaotic blend of sea seafaring adventure, mythological chaos, and the unpredictable ...

Thieves come in, steal all their cat converters, it’s a huge loss for those businesses,” Torres said. Farmers will often have catalytic converters stolen from wind machines. The wind machines can keep ...

Soldiers with the Army’s 6th Ranger Battalion assigned to Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, took part in a mock “sea battle” with a pirate ship on Friday evening as part of the Billy Bowlegs ...

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