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Victory At Sea Pacific is sounding like it's going to be a pretty big game in terms of content, as the developer has announced many of the ships and planes that will be in their new naval RTS.

They announced their plan is to have over 120 ship types and planes. Going over the list, it seems they have quite a varied and tasty menu of what the game will have from big battleships to torpedo boats, submarines, aircraft carriers and much more.

You can see their previous announcement trailer below:

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Here's what the game will feature:

  • Search and destroy enemy fleets across the entire Pacific Ocean.
  • Effortlessly switch between commanding the entire Pacific theatre and controlling the fate of individual vessels and planes.
  • Harass shipping and starve ports of vital supplies.
  • Hunt down and sink enemy patrols and weaken their defences.
  • Defend your friendly convoys and keep your supply lines open.
  • Organise large scale amphibious assaults on major ports.
  • Control unique vessels such as the huge I-400 submarine aircraft carrier.
  • Launch and command large squadrons of planes to attack targets as well as sending scout planes to hunt down enemy shipping.
  • Organise your supplies and keep your fleets afloat.
  • Build highly skilled crews ready for combat.
  • Pausable gameplay allows you to order fleets and then continue the action.
  • Slow the action down or speed it up with the time slider, allowing you to command multiple ships quickly and effectively during huge battles.
  • Play as Axis or Allied fleets. (Axis Campaign coming soon)

The developer, Evil Twin Artworks, plans to release it on Steam with Linux support sometime this year.

I'm actually quite excited by this, given the feature list and how much content it will have, it could easily be a big hit with fans of naval strategy games.

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Whitewolfe80 Jul 16, 2018
I only have one question Single player or did they ruin it by making it multiplayer only ?
Liam Dawe Jul 16, 2018
Quoting: Whitewolfe80I only have one question Single player or did they ruin it by making it multiplayer only ?
Going by what information they're giving, single-player.
Korhaka Jul 17, 2018
Looks interesting, although, whats up with Churchill talking over a game based in the pacific? Wouldn't that be more suited to the Atlantic and hunting u-boats?
Whitewolfe80 Jul 17, 2018
Quoting: KorhakaLooks interesting, although, whats up with Churchill talking over a game based in the pacific? Wouldn't that be more suited to the Atlantic and hunting u-boats?

Nope Royal Navy was active in the Pacific as well as it was the worlds largest Navy and Empire so they had fleets stationed all over the world and they fought against the Jap navy in 39-41 not to mention the Australian navy which at the time was a colonial force.
Whitewolfe80 Jul 17, 2018
Quoting: liamdawe
Quoting: Whitewolfe80I only have one question Single player or did they ruin it by making it multiplayer only ?
Going by what information they're giving, single-player.

Excellent that makes me very happy and it also means day one purchase.
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