Good story, though there were leaps in the plot (she suddenly marries the pirate only to immediately leave him for another). I would assume there some time jumps in there, but not well indicated. For similar reasons, character development felt rushed. The puzzles were simple and logical although they seemed a bit contrived. Visually it was simple with the cut-out silhouettes which can work. There was some perspective issues like character size in comparison to the house to the boats. Decent music, but could have used SFX. Some random feedback: I was able to click out of the game even in full-window mode and there were some typos in the text.

Best of luck!

Really nice story! I included it in my $101 Adventure Challenge compilation video series, if you’d like to take a look. :)

This game is cool. It's like a story book.

The art is simplistic but it fits with the style. It wouldn't have the same feel if the art was more elaborate.

The puzzles are so obvious they can't even really be called puzzles, but that actually works. this is more of a story than a challenging game, and the tasks you have to accomplish are to draw you in with interactivity rather than tax your brain. It works well.

The music fits the game well. It has a few sound effects but probably could have done with more.

All in all, this game is a nice experience that outlines the basics of Anne Bonny's early life. The transition from the house to outside is a bit jarring, though. It looks like you're outside the house you just left but it's actually many years later.

It plays like a fairy tale book experience, and was enjoyable.