Naval Action

The Naval Action takes you back to the era of the sailing fleet. The player commands a ship and fights for influence in the Caribbean. Boarding decides the outcome of a close battle. Storms break the spar and tear the sails. Cores and nipples are selected for the target. The sails are set against the wind. The guns are reloaded by crews. Many ship models differ in armament and speed. From light brigs to heavy battleships. Sea battles take into account the wind and the direction of the salvo. Getting into the hook chamber decides the outcome of the fight. The crew controls the sails and guns. Nations fight wars over territory. Repairs are only possible at the port. The cannonballs fly hundreds of meters. Trade and production of equipment go in parallel with battles. The port can be captured or defended together with allies. Ports serve as a base for repairs and trade. Reputation gives you access to shipyards. The wind changes as the battle progresses. The port can be defended from enemies. The crew gains experience for each battle. The nation determines the flag and available regions. Reputation influences the attitude of other captains. Weather and fog add to the difficulty of long journeys. The wind determines speed and maneuver. The cargo convoy needs protection. The ships are sinking along with their crew. Trade routes pass between the islands. The ship's side responds to every salvo. For those players who love naval battles, this game is familiar. Ships are built according to blueprints and resources. Battles take place on the open sea and off the coast. Crew discipline affects the maneuver. The ship can be improved in the port.