Pirates Atlantis Combat Caribbean

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Pirates Atlantis Combat Caribbean follows the events of movies with some additional missions and characters.
In game location include locales such as the Black Pearl, the flying Dutchman, Tortuga, Davy Jones Locker,
Shipwreck Cove, Port Royal and a prison.
As Captain Jack Sparrow the player visits several locations to find the pirate lords and tell them of the meeting at Shipwreck Cove requiring the player to battle the pirate lords and their guards or perform favors for them.
Near the end of the game the player must battle across the Flying Dutchman as both Will and Jack for the game.
The battle ends with Will killing Davy Jones and remaining behind as Jack returns to the Black Pearl.
On the Pearl, the player has to defend the ship against the Endeavour and Lord Cutler Beckett until the Dutchman returns under Will's command and destroys the Endeavour, killing Beckett.
After the battle Barbossa has another mutiny against Jack. Jack later runs into Black Bart along with Scarlett and Giselle.
On the upside, you're getting right into the game scenario, but on the downside it takes nearly half the game to unlock the real draw of the Pirates franchise: Captain Sparrow Caribbean.
Not that we don't appreciate sticking to the script, or playing as Orlando Bloom and Kiera Knightly,
but let's face it -- Johnny Depp is the series and the reason for its success,
so waiting so long just to be able to control him is almost agonizing.
The level designers did get a bit lazy in places,
making it possible to grab onto some ledges but not others simply to make things not as easy.
The biggest culprit in cheapness is in the use of the game's third-person camera perspective: sometimes it's near impossible to judge distances simply because the game doesn't let you look around.
A lot of times there's no point of reference for a dangling rope,
so you won't know if you're in line to grab it or if it's out of reach;
the only way to test it is to simply make leaps of faith.
There are far too many "trial and error" deaths in the adventuring portion of At World's End.