Battleship Command Launches Early Access on Steam to Very Positive Reviews
The early access launch and strong initial reception signal that the niche of detailed naval simulation, long served by titles like Silent Hunter, has a new entrant with a focus on single-ship command rather than fleet management.
Reporting from 1 sources: Game Spark.
Bracer and MicroProse Software launched the battleship simulator Battleship Command into early access on Steam. Players command a Scharnhorst-class battleship, operating radar, rangefinders, and fire control systems. As of June 3, the game holds a 94% positive rating from 73 reviews. Early access is planned for 12 months, with a price increase expected at full release.
Battleship Command puts the player in charge of a 30,000-ton Scharnhorst-class battleship, with direct control over gunnery, radar, navigation, and damage control. The game includes a scenario editor and a campaign covering Europe and North Africa. The developers plan a 12-month early access period, during which they will add torpedo tubes, new units, and terrain improvements based on player feedback. The base price is 3,150 yen, with a 10% launch discount until June 17.
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