Naval Armada

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The world of Warships sends a challenge to you! Play with friends against the enemies and win epic battles on torpedo boat destroyers, cruisers and battleships! Build your own game strategy and leave opponents no chance!

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64%

Audience ScoreBased on 55 reviews

graphics3 negative mentions

Exciting naval battle game with realistic ships.
Simple controls and addictive gameplay.
Great improvements and enjoyable for those who like warship games.

Heavy pay-to-win mechanics and constant monetization pressure.
Poor server connectivity and frequent disconnections.
Graphics are subpar and feel like a cheap mobile game ported to PC.

graphics
5 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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60%
The graphics of the game have been widely criticized for their poor quality, resembling outdated and simplistic designs akin to early 2000s titles or mobile games. Many reviewers describe the visuals as cartoonish and lacking detail, contributing to an overall impression of a low-effort cash grab.
- “The first, and most glaring problem the game has is its graphics.”
- “The ship models look like something plucked right from the early 2000s, with horrible models and even worse graphics and texture maps.”
- “Graphics are also cartoony, like it was made for mobile.”
gameplay
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
67%
Gameplay is generally enjoyable when connection issues are not present, particularly in the Australasian region, but players frequently experience significant lag and server drops. Additionally, the game suffers from bugs, such as erratic keyboard controls and screen minimization, which hinder the overall experience. Many users also criticize the pay-to-win model and the game's overall quality, likening it to a mobile game.
- “Great gameplay when you can actually sustain a connection in the Australasian region.”
- “Not just the money-hungry pay-to-win aspect, but from the graphics to the gameplay, it's little better than a mobile game.”
- “The game is also buggy with the keyboard controls; the screen during gameplay minimizes randomly, and then you have to use <ctrl> and mouse to restore the screen. After that, your cursor is frozen, and you can't move the gun turret until you fire the gun first.”
- “Not just the money-hungry pay-to-win aspect, but from the graphics to the gameplay, and right down to how upgrades are handled, it's little better than a mobile game.”
stability
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The game suffers from significant stability issues, including frequent freezes during gameplay that lead to penalties for players, as well as bugs affecting keyboard controls and screen minimization. These problems hinder the overall experience and frustrate users.
- “The 'buy this and get extra gold for a month' feature doesn't work; it freezes.”
- “Generally, the game freezes during play, then kicks you to the start menu where you are penalized for abandoning the match.”
- “The game is also buggy with the keyboard controls; the screen during gameplay minimizes randomly, and you have to use <ctrl> and mouse to restore the screen. After that, your cursor is frozen, and you can't move the gun turret until you fire the gun first.”
monetization
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
67%
100%
The monetization in the game is heavily criticized for being aggressive and intrusive, with numerous in-game purchases that can quickly add up, leading to a perception of it being a cash grab. Users feel that the constant focus on monetization detracts from the overall experience.
- “There are a lot of in-game purchases for everything from flags to armaments, so if you're not careful, it can nickel and dime you to death.”
- “Monetization is always present and noticeable.”
- “There are a lot of in-game purchases for everything from flags to armaments, so if you're not careful, it will nickel and dime you to death.”
- “Monetization is also always in your face.”
- “The whole game is nothing but a bad attempt at a cash grab.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players note that grinding is a significant part of the gameplay experience, often involving repetitive tasks to progress. While some find it engaging, others may view it as a tedious necessity.