Carrier Battles WW2: Admiral of the Fleet

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Admiral of Fleet: Carrier Battles in WW2 is a real-time, tactical naval warfare simulation game focusing on carrier battles in WW2. It features 20 scenarios covering the naval battles between carriers in the early stage of the war, from December 1941 to the end of 1942, before US mighty industry tipped the balance in her favor and finally overwhelmed Japanese resistance. You are posted as overall …

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 12 reviews

The game is fun and offers an interesting tabletop wargaming experience.
The developers are responsive and actively engage with the community for bug reporting and suggestions.
There is significant untapped potential, and with future updates, the game could become even more enjoyable.

The game suffers from amateur coding, resulting in confusing controls and a lack of clear objectives.
Many features feel unfinished, and the graphics need improvement and modding capabilities.
There are numerous bugs and design issues that detract from the overall experience, making it hard to recommend at this time.

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The graphics have received mixed feedback, with some users appreciating the art style while others criticize the lack of modding options and the overall unfinished appearance. Many hope for future updates to enhance the visual experience and improve user-friendliness.
- “I really like the art style.”
- “The graphics look like they are programmed in, so you can't mod them.”
- “This game, on the other hand, seems very unfinished, so I hope to see graphic updates that make this game a little more user-friendly.”
- “The graphics look like they are programmed in so you can't mod them (and they desperately need a mod).”
- “This game, on the other hand, seems very unfinished, so I hope I see graphic updates that make this game a little more user-friendly.”
- “The graphics look like they are programmed in so you can't mod them (and they desperately need a mod).”