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About Captain Sharkbait: Voyage for Treasure
Captain Sharkbait: Voyage for Treasure is a platforming adventure starring Captain Sharkbait, a famously unlucky pirate known for his name and two peg legs. One afternoon, while he naps aboard his “ship” and dreams of treasure, a message in a bottle knocks against the hull. You join him on a search for the gold.
The levels
The game has 15 levels:
- Volcanic Vault
- Lava Dash
- Dead Canary - Gold Mine
- Dead Canary - Cursed Rail
- Kraken’s Dock
- Teocuitatlan - “Place of Divine Gold”
- Blackbeard’s - Molten Fortress
- The Lighthouse - Of Lost Souls
- The Last Light
- Area 51 - Restricted Access
- Escape - Area 51
- TrenchWyrm - Swallowed Whole
- The Steel Whale - Escape The TrenchWyrm
- End of the Line - Pull The Brakes
- Ghost Town Gold - She’s Set to Blow
Collectibles and trials
Each level has a certain number of barrels or coins to collect. You can try to smash every barrel and collect every coin, or race the clock in Time Trail. Completing a level unlocks a medal; using the unlock-all-levels cheat does not grant its medal until you complete the level.
Cheats and extras
The game includes Big Head Mode, which makes your character’s head three times its normal size, a Plunger Sword, Jump Farts, five extra lives and an option to unlock all levels.
Frequently asked questions
The best price for Captain Sharkbait: Voyage for Treasure is $0.99 at Steam. It is the only shop with an offer that activates in your country.
The minimum requirements for Captain Sharkbait: Voyage for Treasure are: Windows 7, Radeon 780M, 4 GB RAM, 2 GB storage. It runs on Windows only. The recommended specs are in the System requirements section.
No. Captain Sharkbait: Voyage for Treasure is a single-player game.
Yes. Captain Sharkbait: Voyage for Treasure is the full base game. You need nothing else to play it.
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