Victory at Sea Atlantic - World War II Naval Warfare
- April 5, 2024
- Evil Twin Artworks
Get on SteamVictory at Sea Atlantic is a WWII naval warfare game that allows players to command their own fleets and engage in epic sea battles across the Atlantic. With access to a variety of ships, planes, and submarines, players must strategically deploy their forces and manage resources to outmaneuver and outgun enemies. The game also features an immersive campaign that requires players to make strategic decisions in order to succeed, including building and upgrading territories and engaging in espionage against enemy nations.
Reviews
- The game features beautiful graphics and immersive details, particularly in the depiction of the ocean and naval combat.
- The developers are actively listening to player feedback and making updates, showing promise for future improvements.
- The combat mechanics and ship management offer a satisfying experience, with a good balance of strategy and action.
- The AI behavior is problematic, with U-boats remaining static, leading to repetitive gameplay and a lack of challenge.
- Combat mechanics feel unbalanced, with enemy ships having excessive accuracy and firepower, making battles frustrating.
- The game is currently in an unfinished state, with many players feeling it is not worth the price due to bugs and lack of content.
- graphics4 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 50 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game have received positive feedback, with users noting significant improvements over its predecessors, including enhanced visuals for naval combat and a more user-friendly HUD. While the game currently leans towards a minor tactical navy simulator, the graphical enhancements and new features, such as factory systems and convoy protection, contribute to a visually appealing experience, especially during large fleet battles.
“But I like what I see; the graphical improvements are nice, the HUD was easy enough to learn and pick up as it feels nicer than VAS Pacific, but similar enough that I don't feel lost.”
“Better graphics, new system of factories and research, convoy protection, newer map design, and new ships as part of the Atlantic campaign, along with voice lines and options for ships.”
“Like the predecessors, but with better mechanisms, graphics, and the ability to watch large fleet battles with the new features.”
- gameplay3 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 100 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The gameplay features an intriguing campaign with diverse mechanics like economy and air force, but suffers from broken basic combat mechanics. Additionally, players note that enemy AI can be excessively accurate, even under challenging conditions such as fog or rough seas.
“Nothing too cheesy in terms of game mechanics so far, but the enemy AI seems to be insanely accurate at times, even when it's foggy or in rough seas.”
“While the campaign and all its mechanics (economy, convoy, airforce, etc.) seem interesting, the basic combat mechanics are broken right now.”
“Nothing too cheesy in terms of game mechanics so far, but the enemy AI seems to be insanely accurate at times, even when it's foggy or with rough seas.”
- stability1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 100 % negative mentions
The game has been criticized for its lack of stability, with many users reporting numerous bugs and glitches that negatively impact the overall experience.
“There are a lot of bugs and glitches that ruin the experience.”
“The game is plagued with numerous stability issues.”
“Frequent crashes and glitches make it nearly unplayable.”
