Games Reviews: Playmobil Pirates

Saturday 09 January 2010 01:00 GMT

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£19.99

Format DS

Publisher Mindscape

You might think that Lego has cornered the market in games starring plastic figurines, but Playmobil is obviously looking for a piece of the action. Playmobil Pirates is a mission-based adventure aimed at younger players. From boat buying to betting, exploring to rescuing a mermaid princess, the action is pleasingly varied, although the difficulty does vary wildly in places.

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