148Apps:
Rather than set out to be a great game, Plunderland, like Pocket God before it, set out to give you a great experience. The premise is painfully simple, you get a boat with some pirates that you must guide (via accelerometer) to the next port, looting and pillaging everything that you find along the way. The only real difference that you have with this and Pocket God is that you can die and your ship can be sunk.
The Quality Index champions the best games on iPhone from the land of the Royal Family, the E-Type Jag, and David Beckham. Yep, Britain.
Plenty of dark British humour coursing through the veins of suicidal businessman Karoshi and Hector the terrorist negotiator.
JohnnyTwoShoes's Arachnadoodle almost pulls off the feat of the year - distracting us from Pirates of the Caribbean 4 for more than 12 minutes.
AppVee:
The app store is full of games that reference pirates but rarely will you find a game completely devoted to pillaging and plundering. Plunderland for the iPhone and iPod Touch is an app that takes the life of a pirate and makes it into a game. If any of you have ever played Rolando, you will immediately recognize the similarities in gameplay and graphics. It has a cartoon look that captures the free-spirit lifestyle of fictional pirates.
Touchaholics: For a while Pirates were a fad in the world. Together with the ninjas and other historical people they were mentioned everywhere, people wanted to be like them, talked like them and even a Pirate holiday was born. Unfortunately the AppStore never saw such rush, and even though there are pirate games out there, they were overshadowed by the current fad in the world: Zombies. So it is nice to see a change for a while.
