Atlantic Fleet is a turn-based tactical and strategic simulation of the Battle of the Atlantic during World War II!
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Atlantic Fleet is a turn-based tactical and strategic simulation of the Battle of the Atlantic during World War II.
Take command of surface ships, submarines as well as carrier and land based aircraft in a deadly struggle for control of the shipping lanes.
512MB RAM RECOMMENDED
Features:
- No In Apps/Advertising. No Pay-to-Progress. One Price = Full Game
- Stunning full 3D graphics and environments, including underwater
- Unique blend of deep strategic planning combined with quick tactical decisions
- Play as the Royal Navy and her allies or Kriegsmarine (German navy)
- Up to 10 versus 10 ships in combat
- 3 Game Modes:
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- Single Battle Editor with 30 Historical Missions for standalone combat
- Campaign of 50 missions per faction
- Full Dynamic Campaign from 1939 to 1945
- Individually saved games for each campaign and faction
- Multiplayer Hotseat for Single Battles
- Sink ships with realistic buoyancy physics, not with hit-point bars!
- Target specific ship subsystems to sink or cripple the enemy
- Destructible ships, subsystems and visual damage to ships
- 60 historical ship classes representing over 630 ships and 350 submarines
- 13 playable aircraft
- Submarine warfare, wolf packs and convoys
- Carrier operations and land-based air strikes
- Too many more to list here, visit killerfishgames.com
- Enemy disengaging off by default
- Fine tune toggle added
- New ships: North Carolina & Type XXI Classes
- Numerous AI fixes and improvements
- Numerous ship fixes
- Aircraft can now select submerged targets
- Fixed all known mission and turn breaking bugs
- BotA improvements including auto-sink unprotected merchants
- BotA persistent data bugs fixed
- + many more fixes and improvements
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