Treasure Seekers of Lady Luck

Space pirates and moral dilemmas!

What is Treasure Seekers of Lady Luck?

Treasure Seekers of Lady Luck is an interactive sci-fi novel where your choices shape the story. Join space pirates or infiltrate as an undercover agent, and decide the fate of the ship. Play as male or female, straight or gay, and become an intergalactic hero or wealthy pirate. Your imagination sets the course in this text-based game.

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By: https://www.choiceofgames.com

Users: 198

Rating: 3.63 (41)

Version: 1.3.0 (Last updated: 2013-07-26)

Creation date: 2013-07-26

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Jump to hyperspace aboard the Lady Luck, the fastest starship in the galaxy! Join her ragtag crew of space pirates, or infiltrate their ranks, working undercover for the Galactic Police.

Treasure Seekers of Lady Luck is an interactive sci-fi novel by Christopher Brendel, where your choices determine how the story proceeds. The game is entirely text-based—without graphics or sound effects—but driven by the vast, unstoppable power of your imagination.

The fate of the ship rests in your hands! Will you play as male or female? Gay or straight? Will you return to Earth as an intergalactic hero, or a wealthy pirate? Will you steal the ship from Captain Isan, or stand with the Captain to protect the ship's mysterious secret? The choice is yours.

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I did really enjoy the various choices, but I wish it was a little longer or it got a squeal.

Pkmn Trainer Numbers, 2013-12-17

Not one of the best games I've seen from Choice Of Games, but still a pretty good one. Most of the characters are pretty interesting and have a good amount of depth to them, along with enough moral ambiguity that I actually did feel a dilemma on whether or not to sell them out to the space cops. The overall story is pretty decent, though I feel this is definitely better as a character-driven game than a story-driven one. It was also kind of short; it felt like it stopped just as soon as it really started building momentum, but in all it's definitely worth the $2 I spent on it.