Plunderly Accessibility Companion reads the on-screen Duty Report in
Puzzle Pirates and lays out the bonus scores: per-pirate stations, ratings, and
more.
It plugs in through Java's standard assistive-technology hook (the same one
screen readers use), so it never patches the game, reads network traffic, or
changes anything about gameplay. It gives no in-game advantage — every count
it shows is already on your screen.
Install
Download the file for your platform below, unzip it, and run the installer
inside. Then restart Puzzle Pirates.
🍎 macOS
- Download
plunderly-macos.zipand unzip it. - Double-click
install.command.- First time only, macOS may say it's from an "unidentified developer."
If so, right-clickinstall.command→ Open, then confirm.
- First time only, macOS may say it's from an "unidentified developer."
- Quit Puzzle Pirates if it's running, then launch it again.
🪟 Windows
- Download
plunderly-windows.zipand unzip it — keep all the files
together (don't move the.cmdout of the folder). - Double-click
Install-Plunderly.cmd. A window opens, installs the
companion, and stays open so you can read the result.- If it can't find your game, it says so and stays open — share that text and
we can point it at the right folder.
- If it can't find your game, it says so and stays open — share that text and
- Quit Puzzle Pirates if it's running, then launch it again.
The companion window opens alongside the game. Open a Duty Report and click
Scan Duty Report.
To remove it, run the matching uninstaller from the same zip
(Uninstall-Plunderly.cmd on Windows, uninstall.command on macOS) —
it restores your original game config.