
It is a free-to-play shooting game.You may choose 6 types of warships used in the WWII to play PvP and PvE naval battle. Start the voyage with your warships and fight for the honor of your fleet!
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Languages: English*, Simplified Chinese*, Russian, Korean, Japanese*languages with full audio support
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★☆☆☆☆
An utter waste of time. RIP
Etait bien meilleur que WoW, dommage.
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So sad that this game is not available anymore.
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⭐ 6/10
to jest taki sztos że aż gacie mi z dupy mi zjechały
R.I.P.
Great fun. Sorry it is gone.
This is a pretty fun naval combat game if you like big team battles and old-school MMO shooter energy. It’s not the fanciest thing in the world, but it has that nice “pick a ship, join the fight, try not to embarrass your fleet” loop that works better than it probably should. What I liked most is the variety between ship types. Battleships feel heavy, destroyers are sneaky little troublemakers, cruisers do a bit of everything, carriers change the rhythm of the match, and submarines add that extra layer of “why is my ship suddenly having a very bad day?” It gives battles more personality than just everyone floating around trading shots. The pace is also nice. It feels more active and arcade-friendly than some slower naval games, so you spend more time fighting, positioning, spotting, firing torpedoes, and trying to help the team instead of just sailing politely toward your funeral. It has some old free-to-play rough edges, sure, but the core idea is fun. Big ships, team fights, torpedoes, submarines, and enough chaos on the water to keep matches interesting.
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