Naval Action is a naval combat sandbox, immersing players into the experience of the most beautiful period of naval history - when sailing ships ruled the seas.
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It is such a shame about this game. There was a point around the official release last year where it was in a decent place and heading for possibly better things. The interface had been overhauled, the core ships were all present, DLC existed but was kept to manageable level, and players could choose how they wanted to play the game. Unfortunately, that last point did not sit well with the devs of this game who have a very clear idea not only what the game should be like, but also how it should be played and do not tolerate anyone who wants to play it in a different way. The devs have a vision of this as a group-based MMO, where nations are pitted against each other and all players are organised into clan. There used to be a substantial contingent of people who played the game solo - they would sail, trade, build ships, fight battles, join fleet battles sometimes, and did so quite happi
Naval Action brings back old memories of playing Sid Meier's Pirates, you get into the game by joining a server and creating a "character", you name yourself and choose your allegiance Nations Great Britain Spain France Denmark-Norway Netherlands Sweden United States Pirates I was very happy to see the range of nations as it spices things up, I spent a good deal amount of time thinking who to fight for, in the end I chose Great Britain as I wanted to be "classy", a little note, I don't think there are nation specific ships, all nations can use the same ships, don't take my word for it though Presentation The game looks really good! You also have a fair variety of options so you can tweak your game if it doesn't run at its best, I personally am running at highest graphics without FXAA & AA and I am getting 60 FPS no problem ( i5 4670k & GTX 960 if you want to know ) Ships
Update 04/11/25: youtube video review https://youtu.be/VkekEqmyqOo WOW! Just WOW! There are several points I would like to make on this game. I will start off by saying I have several THOUSAND hours of play time in naval action. I have purchased DLC and purchased copies for friends and myself. I have spent nearly $200 dollars on this game and what has happened over the last 30 days is a slap in the face. What prompts this review? A recent forum ban for saying something slightly negative about the game after 2 years of consistent positive and unbiased content posted there. On to the points as to why you should not buy this game. Devs are egotistical money grabbers: They ban you if you state anything remotely negative about the game. They constantly tell players we are the testers but make us pay for new DLC to test. Dev's constantly break promises and have no sense of direction Dev'
This game was promising and lots of fun several years ago. Unfortunately, greedy and ignorant Devs pushing expensive DLC and P2W tactics has ruined things. Also, although they say they welcome "constructive criticism" and during the EA period of this game (which was several years long) they claimed to solicit feedback in order to make the game better this is not the case. Anyone and everyone who posted anything even slightly negative about the game on official forums was banned by the devs, who apparently only want feedback as long as it amounts to "your game is great, don't change a thing". Many people were pissed off by this and there has been an ever-dwindling player base for years. In response to a post here on Steam from Game Labs saying that the game was coming out of Early Access, I decided to mention this fact in the comments and, guess what? I was also banned! ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ LOL way to
============================ **TALKING REDS ARE CENSORED**. ============================ All players should be aware that any player who disagrees or express' an alternative POV than the NA Moderators/Admins/Devs are CENSORED. Further, if you provide a negative review you will be banned. Additionally, to top it all off, members of Game-Labs are using alt accounts to respond to these Steam reviews in order to down-vote all our negative reviews and up-vote positive reviews. They even talk about "down-voting the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Steam reviews" on their bulletin board and how it's causing the shrinking player base. They actually believe the reviews are the issue and not the lack of respect for NA players and TOTAL lack of beneficial improvements to the game. ========================== **ADVISORY TO STAY CLEAR OF NAVAL ACTION** ============================ http://www.piratesahoy.net/threads/advisory-t
I started playing Naval Action in 2017, before it was "officially launched". I was hooked right away. The Age of Sail and the Napoleonic Era are some of my favorite's in history. Here was a game with realistic graphics, where you could command ships in battle against other players not just in PvP, but in RvR. Your choices mattered. You may not know it right away, but the choice you made in battle 5 minutes ago will have a repercussion 10 minutes later due to a change in the wind direction, or the way you tacked left when you should have gone right... This game combines strategy with third person POV shooting (from a ship) in a way like no other. The friendships I made in this game have become lasting friendships in the virtual space. I even started a YouTube channel to help new players learn the game, because at the time there was no in-game tutorial, and very little in terms of new pl
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