
Turn based tactical and strategic naval combat. Atlantic Fleet puts you in command of the Allies or Kriegsmarine (German Navy) in the longest military campaign of WWII, The Battle of the Atlantic.Take command of surface ships, submarines as well as carrier and land based aircraft in the deadly struggle for control of Atlantic shipping...
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Languages: English
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bütün Atlantik uboat larımın karşısında diz çökücek
yep
Let me start by saying this upfront: I like this game. That doesn’t mean it’s perfect, but it is one of the best values I’ve gotten on Steam. For the price, Atlantic Fleet offers a surprisingly deep and satisfying naval combat experience. The good: Very similar to Great Naval Battles of the North Atlantic, which is a big plus. Weapon damage feels realistic enough to be convincing without being tedious. Most historical ships are represented. Ships don’t magically repair themselves—you need to restock and resupply. Damage persistence matters and affects performance. The game looks great, especially considering the scope. Weather and time of day have a real impact and add atmosphere. Solid gameplay that avoids being overly complicated or arcade-like. The bad: Missing scroll bars in several UI areas. AI sometimes gets target fixation and ignores bigger threats. Fleet move is of limited usefulness (mostly helpful for cargo ships). Binocular mode is pretty rough. Turning ships can feel awkward. Speed control could be more precise. Some bugs, such as being unable to select certain ports. Simple things that feel missing: Optional auto-fire or semi-auto fire for guns and torpedoes. An AI control toggle for individual ships in your fleet. The ability to build additional ships of the same class in the North Atlantic scenario. A heading input box and finer speed control. Easier cycling between ships. Multiplayer (online or hot-seat). The Pacific theater. Overall, Atlantic Fleet delivers solid naval combat with a good balance between realism and playability. It has rough edges and missing features, but none of them stop it from being fun. Easily one of the best $10 purchases I’ve made on Steam.
fun end of story
not bad lah
好玩
fun
very good game
best turn based naval combat oat
A fun game to play WW2 naval battles quite quickly.
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