Ghost Pirates of Vooju Island

Ghost Pirates of Vooju Island is the second game by Autumn Moon Entertainment, lead by The Curse of Monkey Island art director Bill Tiller. It was previously known by the tongue-in-cheek title "Teal Harvest: Terror Beyond the Act or Power of Forming a Mental Image of Something Not Present to the Senses or Never Before Wholly Perceived in Reality", which poked fun "Blue Harvest - Horror beyond Imagination", which was the name of the film that Lucasfilm told Star Wars fans they were filming when they got too close to the filming of the outdoor scenes in Return of the Jedi.

The concept began life at LucasArts as an idea to control three different characters in a Monkey Island game. Bill Tiller liked the idea of being able to play as ghost pirates, and took the idea with him after he left.  Like Autumn Moon's first game, A Vampyre Story, some of the puzzles center around the fact that the characters aren't human. It is set in a fictional area called the Azurbbean, based on the real-life Caribbean.

The game was announced after A Vampyre Story 2: A Bat's Tale, but was released before it.  It was first released in Germany on November 6, 2009 and received an English release on February 19, 2010.