
Engage in thrilling online naval battles with historical warships in PvP(12vs12) action game! Take command of legendary warships and compete against players worldwide in epic naval battles!
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Real-time Online PvP(12 vs 12) and PvE Battles: Experience heart-pounding action in real-time battles against players from around the world. Engage in intense PvP and PvE battles in different game modes, bringing historical realism to Navy Field, the ultimate online action game.
Command Legendary Warships: Take control of over 500 warships from the USA, UK, Japan, Germany, Soviet Union, France, and Italy. Choose your favorite among cool destroyers, cruisers, battleships, aircraft carriers, and submarines. Strategically deploy your warships and aircraft to dominate your enemies from the skies, seas, and underwater.
Customize and Upgrade Your Fleet: Personalize your ships with various upgrades to enhance their performance in different scenarios. Choose your strategy wisely, whether it's using big guns, torpedoes, hedgehogs, fighters, dive bombers, torpedo bombers, mines, or airstrikes. Train your crew to optimize your ship's performance.
Historic Naval Battles of World War 2: Immerse yourself in realistic naval battles of World War 2 in Campaign Mode. Lead your fleet to victory across Europe and the Pacific Ocean, proving your skills.
Form Powerful Alliances: Join or create a clan and fight alongside your friends against enemies. Communicate in chat and cooperate with clan allies to dominate the ocean. In the epic Conquest World mode, seize resources and territories to make your Great Fleet.
Step aboard and become the ultimate naval commander!
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German*, Dutch, Russian, Vietnamese, Spanish - Latin America, Arabic, Ukrainian, Indonesian, Japanese* +6 more
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They destroyed a beautiful game. Those that know and loved the original version will know what I mean. This version should not be categorized as strategy or tactical. Just sort-lived meaningless arcade type timewaster. 11 hours additional playtime after my first review and I wish that I could give a better review but sadly no. 1. 7 battles in a row i am the last ship fighting against 7 enemy players. that exact ratio every time. 2. I preferred NF over WoW terrible games because NF was more realistic. Well how realistic is it that a DD outranges a BB or CA in a 1v1 battle? Or the fact that the Texas is so tiny and moves like a DD that it's near impossible to kill in a 1v1 fight. 3. While I was excited to get to BB stage to play Great Battles once again, how silly is it that the same tiny maps are used. Within a few seconds BB sight lines reach the enemy line. No strategy needed. Just slug it out. This is no the strategy that NF Resurrection of the Steel Fleet represented. I had hoped that the lower level rooms were meant for the instant gratification short battle gameplay and the higher level room for the known NF strategic game play. Disappointed. 4. My disappointment deepened when I realized that mobile app players and PC/Steam players were being squeezed into the same rooms/maps. This is unfair to dedicated PC players. If there was a way to get my old NF account back I would ditch this version and return to that old familiar fulfilling game in a heartbeat. If the developers want to not only save this game but expand dedicated player base they should consider bringing back the depth of ship customization and sailor progression; dedicated large Great Battle maps for PC play; analog incremental controls for turrets and ship movement (even though many years have passed, my fingers still keep trying to adjust my elevation manually lol) and get rid of that ridiculous thing where a DD can match/outrange much larger ships! Hopefully the next update breathes new yet familiar life back into this game. For now, I'll just delete. Btw, I am such a believer in the original NF that I happily paid for premium and some packages mainly to support the dream and the vision and the courage it took to Resurrect this old yet unmatched game.
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操作简单便利,可玩性比较高
This game isn't terrible to be honest, but I don't think it works as a PC game. This game is clearly ported from mobile with the huge buttons and touchscreen-esque elements, such as dragging the map with the cursor. The gameplay is more like an idle game because basically everything is automated, but I don't personally hate that too much. My only major quarrels with this game are that A: the quote unquote "abilities" you are given take forever to recharge (Which I guess makes sense because they don't want you spamming them and making the already dead easy levels easier), and B: there are a lot of in-game purchases that make it sort of pay to win. Other than that though, it's a solid game. I just think if it were a mobile game it would work a lot better.
I reinstalled windows and my progress in this game was erased. When I reinstalled the game I was presented with a brand new account. Apparently your account with this game is not connected to your steam account. If you decide to play this game, you will likely find that it is a complete waste of any money that you choose to spend on this game. They want $20 a month for a premium account and another $10 around every two weeks to be able to upgrade your officers. When I contacted support through the link provided by steam. Support initially replied to my email and said that they would be able to restore my account and then never restored the account and stopped replying to my emails. This company should not be selling games on steam. They will steal your money. I will look into filing a complaint against them.
интересно играть только тем кто раньше начал играть. баланса нет
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желает лучшего, может быть со временем будет интересней.
Als ehemaliger Navy-Field-Spieler der ersten Stunde war ich zunächst skeptisch. Navyfield Crossfire ist im Kern die Mobile-Version mit PC-Port und das merkt man an vielen Stellen deutlich. Wer das alte Navy Field sucht, wird hier nicht das gleiche Spiel finden. Die Komplexität, die Crew-Entwicklung, die legendären Lobbys voller bekannter Gesichter und das einzigartige Zusammenspiel von CVs, DDs und BBs werden hier nur noch ansatzweise erreicht. Trotzdem hat mich das Spiel positiv überrascht. Das eigentliche Fahren macht Spaß. Die Steuerung ist deutlich moderner und flüssiger als im Original, die Gefechte sind kurzweiliger und für jemanden mit Familie, Beruf und begrenzter Freizeit deutlich zugänglicher. Ich muss heute nicht mehr bis 3 Uhr nachts grinden, um das Gefühl zu haben, etwas erreicht zu haben. Und genau da liegt für mich die größte Stärke von Crossfire: Es ist nicht das alte Navy Field. Es erinnert mich aber daran. Die Schiffe, die Perspektive, die Gefechte und die grundlegende Idee erzeugen immer wieder kleine Nostalgie-Momente. Man merkt, dass hier noch ein Stück Navy Field-DNA vorhanden ist. Leider merkt man aber auch die Mobile-Herkunft. Der Basenbau wirkt komplett deplatziert. Ich möchte Kriegsschiffe fahren und keine Stadtverwaltung leiten. Solche Systeme fühlen sich an, als hätte jemand zwanghaft versucht, ein Mobile-Spiel um zusätzliche Menüs zu erweitern. Noch schwerer wiegt für mich die fehlende Gruppenfunktion. Dass man mit Freunden nicht einfach gemeinsam in ein Gefecht starten kann, ist für ein Spiel mit MMO-Wurzeln kaum nachvollziehbar. Gerade Navy Field lebte früher von Gemeinschaft, Flotten und bekannten Spielern. Hier wird viel Potenzial verschenkt. Trotzdem kann ich dem Spiel nicht böse sein. Vielleicht liegt es daran, dass ich das Original vor Kurzem noch einmal installiert habe. Nach wenigen Minuten wurde mir klar, wie sehr sich Spiele und auch die eigene Lebenssituation verändert haben. Das alte Navy Field lebt zwar noch, fühlt sich heute aber auch wie eine Zeitreise an – inklusive Grafik, Bedienung und Technik aus einer anderen Epoche. Crossfire ist deshalb für mich die realistischere Navy-Field-Erfahrung im Jahr 2025. Nicht so tief. Nicht so komplex. Nicht so besonders. Aber deutlich zugänglicher. Wer ein modernes Marinespiel wie World of Warships erwartet, wird vermutlich enttäuscht sein. Wer allerdings früher Navy Field gespielt hat und einfach mal wieder für 30 bis 60 Minuten in Erinnerungen schwelgen möchte, könnte hier überraschend viel Spaß haben. Empfohlen? Ja. Nicht weil es ein Meisterwerk ist. Sondern weil es mich immer wieder daran erinnert, warum ich damals Navy Field so gerne gespielt habe.
你还别说,这种画风和玩法的游戏反而还蛮吸引我的
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