Blitworks confirmed that Pirates Outlaws, the upcoming roguelike card battler from Fabled Studio, will be launching on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on March 29th.

Pirates Outlaws is a roguelike card battler acclaimed by critics and players in which you navigate dangerous seas in order to defeat every outlaw and their masters in tense combats. The game offers plenty of content and unlockables, diverse game modes and a beautiful papercraft artstyle. Your expedition will be full of ambushes and challenges, so get ready, build your card deck and plan deadly combos to become the most reputed pirate!

The game offers 3 game modes and 16 heroes with unique abilities and pre-made decks. There are more than 500 cards and 160 relics to collect! Play your cards and manage your ammo to deliver the best combo. Defeat 150 outlaws and more than 50 unique bosses in a turn-based combat system.

Game Features:

• 3 Game Modes with unique rules - Start a roguelike expedition in NAVIGATE, face the most powerful foes in the ARENA or test your strength and knowledge over a drink in the TAVERN BRAWL.
  
  
• 16 Heroes - Each Pirate has unique abilities and mechanics! Read the future with the Fortune Teller, command a beast with the Bear Tamer or go full berserker with the Chicken.
  
  
• More than 700 Cards and 200 Relics - Level up your game with new cards that you will unlock as you progress through the different maps.
  
  
• 150+ Outlaws and 60+ unique bosses - Build better decks with deadly combos and prepare yourself to face the toughest challenges.
  
  
• Tons of unlockables - Start your next run as a steampunk legend or find the spookiest look with unlockable skins!
  
  
• All updates included - Maelstrom, Lost in Jungle, Great Bazaar, Lost Islands, Northern Lands, Eastern Seas, Port Elysia, and more!

Pirates Outlaws launches March 29, 2023 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

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