Auto Pirates: Captains Cup

Name: Auto Pirates: Captains Cup
Rating: 4.4 (163 reviews)
Author: Featherweight Games Pty Limited

By: Featherweight Games Pty Limited App

Competitive Daily Auto-Battler

Overview

Version:

1.0.7

Last updated: 2025-05-23

Ranking

#114,739 ▼ 89

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Auto Pirates: Captains Cup is a competitive PvP strategy game where you choose your crew, equip your ship, and battle players worldwide to earn plunder based on your global rank. Earn plunder and trophies for your exploits on the seas and create the perfect pirate hideout for your crew.

Combine pirates from four fantasy factions with magical relics and a multitude of ships to optimize your strategy or create crazy hijinks. You can shoot, board, blast, burn, sink or push your opponents to get the upper hand and go for the top 1% prize.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment

By:

Featherweight Games Pty Limited

Rating:

4.40

(163)

Version:

1.0.7 Last updated: 2025-05-23

Version code:

875010962

Creation date:

2024-08-22

Compatible devices:

Size:

245.76MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-02

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 114,739 ▼ 89

Other platforms

Auto Pirates: Captains Cup (v1.0.8)

38,157 3.68

(282)

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Developed by:

Featherweight Games Pty Limited

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/auto-pirates-captains-cup/id6444712029

Website:

https://www.featherweightgames.com/autopirates

User Reviews

Players find Auto Pirates: Captains Cup engaging with deep, strategic, roguelite combat, vibrant art, and a not-pay-to-win balance. However, multiple reviews highlight recurring issues: account sign-in and progress loss across devices, RNG-heavy battles, onboarding/UX friction, a daily play limit that caps sessions, and missing localization (notably Chinese). These concerns temper enthusiasm and point to a need for improved saves, smoother UX, more content updates, and broader language support to sustain long-term engagement.

Pros

Not pay-to-win with balanced gem usage and captain progression
Deep strategic roguelite combat with a wide variety of pirate builds and classes
Casual-friendly gameplay that fits short play sessions
Striking art style and unique character designs
Strong potential for future content and updates that could add long-term progression

Cons

Sign-in problems and progress loss / cross-device save syncing
RNG-based combat can be frustrating due to high accuracy by enemies and frequent misses
Onboarding and UI UX friction, including forced taps and non-intuitive tutorials
Daily play limit that restricts sessions to only a few minutes
Lack of localization, especially no Chinese language support

Recent reviews

It wouldn’t even be a problem if it was easier to sign back in. So many other negative reviews on here are people who straight up thought their save got erased.

by mi*****, 2026-03-04

I've been enjoying this game quite a bit and having a lot of fun but there is one issue I have with the game: Unlocking new captains. Each captain costs 10 gems, and 10 gems costs $13 US dollars. It's important to mention that you can get new captains without paying by playing matches and getting good scores, however, after the first 5 captain unlocks the progression for the next captain unlock slows down dramatically. Even when I get a fantastic score it still hardly counts for the progression. It's not that 5 captains is too few, but when you consider the total of 23 captains it does make me wish for more. I completely understand that this is a small indie dev team, perhaps even one person, who needs to make a living. I get that. However, I think it's fairly reasonable to say $13 is too much for a single captain, especially when there's ADs after every in-game day of battles (which is 2-3 battles). TLDR: Very fun, but expect low variety in captains (starting unit) unless you are willing to pay $13 for each (or less if you bulk buy). Still would recommend.