About This Content Download this exciting new storyline featuring the bodacious buccaneer, Risky Boots! Play the role of the villainous pirate queen as she travels Sequin Land in search of the components she needs to crush Sequin Land once and for all! Collect Pirate Gear, solve brand new puzzles, and battle your rival, Half-Genie Shantae in a final showdown like no other! Don’t miss out on this epic new installment of Shantae: Half-Genie Hero! 1075eedd30 Title: Shantae: Pirate Queen's QuestGenre: Action, Adventure, IndieDeveloper:WayForwardPublisher:WayForwardRelease Date: 29 Aug, 2017 Shantae: Pirate Queen's Quest Directx 9 Download shantae pirate queen's quest download. shantae pirate queen's quest metacritic. shantae pirate queen's quest. shantae pirate queen's quest guide. shantae pirate queen's quest-plaza. shantae pirate queen's quest gameplay. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest ending. shantae pirate queen's quest ps4. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest trophies. shantae pirate queen's quest trophy guide. shantae pirate queen's quest torrent. shantae pirate queen's quest vita. shantae pirate queen's quest trainer. shantae pirate queen's quest wiki. shantae pirate queen's quest walkthrough. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest скачать. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest controls. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest dark magic locations. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest walkthrough. shantae pirate queen's quest all bosses. shantae pirate queen's quest controls. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest upgrades. shantae pirate queen's quest dark magic. shantae pirate queen's quest ps vita. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest speedrun. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest review. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest items. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest collectibles. shantae pirate queen's quest achievements. shantae pirate queen's quest test. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest. shantae pirate queen's quest review. shantae half genie hero pirate queen's quest download Actually unbeatable for me right now because the game keeps crashing in the final stage. But on top of that you fight the same bosses through the same levels as Risky with minor changes to the levels to make them beatable with her moveset. Unfortunately Wayforward made the boneheaded decision to make the levels beatable in any order which means other than the last level which I can't even play due to crashes you barely even have opportunity to use her unique moveset because the levels are all completable without her extra moves. Very disappointed with this especially since I really like the base game.. First of all I bought the DLC for 10$Was Disappointed of this DLC becuase:1. It is a rehash of Half Genie Hero.2. The Levels are ALL the same. They even have most of the time the same layout. ( Some level have changed to make the platforming different for Risky)3. The Boss Fights are ALL the same except the last one.4. I needed 2 Hours to finish the game with 73% completion. ( 3 hours and i would have completed it)5. The Game like Half Genie Hero is WAY to easy... Even the Hardcore mode was a joke in the original Game.6. Item Balancing is broken in this game. If you upgrade the sword only 3 times, you will destroy the game easily.So in conclusion, i do not Recommand this game. At least not for 10$. Wait for a Steam sale to drop to at least 5$.Wayforward delivered to little here.If you are a die Hard Shantae lover like i am ( completed all the games \/ all achievments) you will get this game anyway. If not stay away for now.. The long awaited DLC for our beloved Shantae game. Let me share some personal opinions:PROS - very fun to play as Risky. Her gadgets seem a bit overpowered at times, but heck... she's the Pirate Queen. As a big fan of Pirate's Curse, I couldn't help but feel more attracted to her gameplay style, despite Shantae having some big arsenal herself. - story is funny. The classic "lemme tell my side of the story, I promise it will be good and "very" true" - bathtub hub for travel, save, chillaxCONS - you played the original story with Shantae? Then you've seen all the zones. I expected this to some extent, but at least one stage to define Risky would've been nice. A sea level or plundering other ships, like a side quest - price is quite high for what we received. The maximum should've been 7.49 $ - no new music! I expected one or two new epic tunes...All in all, the scale seems to be even, regarding the pros and cons. Was it room to improve in this amount of time? Definitely! Can we hope that for the other character they can learn from their mistakes? I hope so. It would be shameful if WayForward succumbed to the quick cash grabs like most other companies. If you're reading this, WayForward, please prove us wrong. I'm giving this a 6\/10 because I'm a fan and will recommend it for others who can't wait for a price drop. The rest of you guys, just wait... it's wiser :)Happy plundering to y'all!. Defintely a must-play for any Shantae fan as long as you've played Half-Genie Hero first, which of course you have right?. First of all I bought the DLC for 10$Was Disappointed of this DLC becuase:1. It is a rehash of Half Genie Hero.2. The Levels are ALL the same. They even have most of the time the same layout. ( Some level have changed to make the platforming different for Risky)3. The Boss Fights are ALL the same except the last one.4. I needed 2 Hours to finish the game with 73% completion. ( 3 hours and i would have completed it)5. The Game like Half Genie Hero is WAY to easy... Even the Hardcore mode was a joke in the original Game.6. Item Balancing is broken in this game. If you upgrade the sword only 3 times, you will destroy the game easily.So in conclusion, i do not Recommand this game. At least not for 10$. Wait for a Steam sale to drop to at least 5$.Wayforward delivered to little here.If you are a die Hard Shantae lover like i am ( completed all the games \/ all achievments) you will get this game anyway. If not stay away for now.. Read the negative reviews and I got to say they are harsh but fair. The content added by this DLC is certainly over priced. Apart from the price though is it is refreshing and fun so for now just save you're money and wait for this to go on sale.. Pirate' Queen's Quest is a decent but flawed DLC. It's fun and I do recommend playing it, but with its current $10 asking price, it's up in the air whether or not you'll find it worth your purchase.You play as Risky Boots, the villain of the Shantae series. Instead of magic, Risky relies on her weapons and tools. If you've played Pirate's Curse, you're familiar with the concept behind Risky's weaponry; instead of having to transform into monkeys and elephants to platform\/fight\/complete puzzles, you do everything with your pistol, cannon, and parachute hat, all of which can be used in tandem. Like in Pirate's Curse, Risky's equipment is satisfying to use, giving the gameplay a fluidity that other Shantae games lack. However, unlike Pirate's Curse, or indeed any other Shantae game, your power-ups rarely have a chance to shine because of the level design.The level design in Pirate Queen's Quest is arguably some of the worst in the entire series, for one big reason; none of the levels were designed with your equipment in mind. If you've played previous Shantae games, you may remember sections specially designed for things like Shantae's monkey transformation, or her cannon power-up, or her dash ability. These sections were the meat of Shantae's gameplay, because they challenged the player to put their new abilities to good use. Outside of the final level (and the occasional hidden-away chest), these sections don't exist in Pirate Queen's Quest. You have a cannon that lets you quadruple-jump, but no jumps which challenge you to use that cannon skillfully. You have a grappling hook that lets you navigate upside-down, but virtually no puzzles which require its usage. The pistol is the only weapon that's satisfyingly implemented into gameplay, being the piece of equipment you start the game with.All of this can perhaps be blamed on one of the more baffling design decisions made for this game; in lieu of the more traditional Shantae progression, where your abilities allow you to access new areas (or new areas unlock for you after beating a boss), you can immediately visit any of the 5 main levels from the very start of Pirate Queen's Quest. On paper, that sounds like a really cool idea! You can go wherever you want, challenge yourself in the first 2 minutes of gameplay! However, to accommodate this freedom, every level consequentially had to be designed in such a way that it could be beaten by a player with no equipment. That means no levels where you glide over pits with your hat, or cannon-jump over spikes, or do anything as challenging and cool as the stuff you did in Pirate's Curse, In fact, most levels only have the most barebones of alterations.The final level (and boss) was great, mostly as a byproduct of being designed for a player who has all their power-ups... if the entire game was designed like that, I'd be a lot happier with Pirate Queen's Quest. As someone who was already familiar with the layout of most of the levels, I breezed through this DLC in 2.4 hours, getting 100% along the way.If you're expecting "Pirate's Curse 2" from this, you're going to be disappointed. That said, I had fun barging through Sequin Land as Risky Boots, and maybe you will too.. Getting it out of the way now, yes, the price is a bit pricey. With that said, I like Wayforward and was perfectly happy spending $10 to get more Shantae. It is a shame that the reviews arern't very positive because of the price, since a sale can easily alleviate that.Now, to the game. I had a lot of fun playing PQQ, Risky controls really well and once you upgrade her equipment you awesomely can breeze through the stages. I'm sure speedrunners will really enjoy the new play style. The hat, grappling hook, cannon, and ammo for the pistol all feel and work great.One of the problems I had was, not that they didn't change the levels, but that except for the final level the platforming was too easy, the stage designs were designed with Half-Genie Hero in mind, not Pirate's Curse, so even though they changed the layout, you can never truly use the Pirate's Curse equipment to its full potential. Other than that, my only other major issue is that the world is pretty barebones, no story development for Risky, no npcs to talk too, no shops to buy stuff; it would have been nice to have been able to explore your ship or maybe even bring back Bandit Town from the first game.Ultimately, whether you buy it depends on how much you enjoyed the base game and if you don't mind revisiting the same worlds and fighting most of the same bosses. I really enjoyed it and feel like playing as Risky adds enough new and enjoyable content to make it worth it.
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