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Plundered Hearts

Plundered Hearts is a 1987 interactive fiction adventure from Infocom that combines romance, pirates, and high-seas drama into a charming text-based story. Players take the role of a young woman caught in a dangerous adventure involving pirates, secrets, and unexpected twists. Like other Infocom classics, the game relies entirely on imagination and writing rather than graphics, creating a world through detailed descriptions and clever dialogue. The story focuses heavily on exploration, choices, and character interactions, making every decision feel important. Plundered Hearts proves that a good adventure does not require explosions or fancy visuals, only a strong narrative and enough curiosity to type the right commands. It is basically a pirate romance where the biggest challenge may not be surviving the sea, but figuring out exactly what the author expects you to do next.
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Retro gamer collector's corner:

The original box contained the following feelies:

  • an "elegant velvet reticule" (pouch)
  • a 50 guinea banknote
  • a letter from Jean Lafond

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Status: abandonware
Also published for: Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Apple II, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, C64
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