Embark on an exciting match-3 puzzle adventure as a young corsair seeking pirate treasures. Navigate through episodes using treasure maps, matching gems in rows to complete level objectives and unlock new adventures. Use in-game currency to acquire helpful bonuses, restore lives, and progress through the game.
Summarized from real user reviews of Pirate Treasures. Based on 1.1K reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
2.0.21
January 23, 2026
A smashing update! - 100 new levels! - Exciting bonus worlds! New levels are added every week. Update the game and get hot new content!
More$0.99
300 coins
300 coins ARRR!
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Aug 19, 2025 — Aug 28, 2025
3 issues
Game freezes or crashes on certain levels
Purchased items and progress not syncing properly
3 requests
Add level skip or difficulty selection option
Improve login and progress sync across devices
This is an exciting match-3 puzzle game where you play as a young corsair aiming to become a pirate. Your goal is to find real treasures by following old maps through different episodes, matching three or more similar gems in a row to complete level objectives.
Progression is achieved by completing levels within each episode. Each level has specific goals you must meet. Successfully completing these goals allows you to follow the treasure map to the end of the episode and find pirate treasures. You can also use coins to open new episodes.
Yes, the game offers in-app purchases. You can use coins, which can be earned or purchased, to buy helpful bonuses to assist you in difficult levels. Coins are also used to restore lives and unlock new episodes.
The game is free to download and play. However, it does include optional in-app purchases for items like bonuses, lives, and rum, which can help you progress faster or overcome challenges. It also contains advertisements.
Yes, you can compete with your friends in this game. The description mentions competing with friends as a way to become a real pirate, suggesting a social or competitive element within the game.
