Victory at Sea game.

[TheBlackPenguin]

This looks very interesting, WW2 naval based sandbox RTS game:

 

http://www.victoryatseagame.com/

 

I don't know it reminds me somewhat of Pirates! and destroyer command.

[Feathered_IV]

Leitmotiv will love this. Actually, so will I!

 

[Finkeren]

Raaaid: The dazzle camouflage was a relic of WW1 and seldom used in WW2.

[Leaf]

Raaaid: The dazzle camouflage was a relic of WW1 and seldom used in WW2.

 

Really? How come? They seem pretty effective for my eyes. 

[=LD=Hethwill]

Al'right, seems good enough to be a Fighting Steel successor. Have to check the carriers mechanics

[MiloMorai]

Really? How come? They seem pretty effective for my eyes. 

 

To much upkeep. The sea is hard on paint. For examples see Canadian corvettes.

 

You should like this one, American BB from WW1

 

[Dakpilot]

From old IL-2

 

 

Murderers row at Ulithi Atoll 1944

 

 

Cheers Dakpilot

[eviltwinartworks]

This looks very interesting, WW2 naval based sandbox RTS game:

 

http://www.victoryatseagame.com/

 

I don't know it reminds me somewhat of Pirates! and destroyer command.

 

Leitmotiv will love this. Actually, so will I!

 

Thanks! for the enthusiasm! I made the Victory At Sea game (well, there's a team of 5 of us).  And yes you got me! Yes we did have some Pirates! influences in there . 

Al'right, seems good enough to be a Fighting Steel successor. Have to check the carriers mechanics

Thanks yeah the mechanics for the carriers are similar to firing other weapons. You can get fighters to defend your fleet or send of the different bombers to attack specific ships. As it's real time (you can pause and also slow the game down to a crawl as well, but it isn't turn based) it was difficult to control planes specifically so once you give them targets and send them off they tend to do their own thing until they are recalled or shot down

[TheBlackPenguin]

Only a team of 5? Looks pretty impressive from what I have seen from such a small group .