HighFleet

Replayable and the ships are customizable. There is a thrill as you command a fleet as you inch towards your goal. The heart beating adrenaline as you hear these words: *RADAR EMISSION DETECTED* *THERMAL SIGNATURE DETECTED* *VISUAL CONTACT* Only to realize that the cruise missile is carrying a nuclear payload. Story is acceptable albeit abruptly cut, but as I said, replayable as heck. 9/10 buy even if not on sale.

Игра отличная, но - нету облачного сохранения - нету достижений - нельзя увеличить шрифты и интерфейс в игре

новый тепловой контакт визуальный контакт

мне нравится. играть прикольно. есть вариативность и интересный мир с реально классным интерфейсном который погружает. бои немного простоваты но я считаю что таких хватит да и редактор кораблей довольно многое позволяет строить.

There's jank to this game and it isn't for everybody, but once you get your head around what this game IS, you discover the execution of the mechanics of it are done masterfully. It's dots on a map, cat and mouse, decipher intel, tactical placement naval warfare in a post apocalyptic diesel-punk world that rewards the players knowledge of it's systems. If that sounds appealing, this is probably for you. The learning curve is steeper than your average game but what keeps me coming back is that it's very rewarding to execute a missile strike or a recon mission or pinpointing a strike group of enemy ships. Sending out custom made early warning ships that listen for enemy activity and deciphering intel and finding out when a supply ship will be arriving at a location so I can ambush it half way is my jam. The game is really how smart and tactical you are as a commanding officer and how well you use the tools at your disposal. For me, the weakest part of it is the combat and even then, it's still pretty good and meaty with very satisfying feedback. Can I just say as well, that I'm not here for the combat - I'm here for the tactics and feeling of a well thought out missile strike. You have to be okay with reading and learning how Jammers (for example) work outside the game.