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Paradox Interactive hat auf Steam eine umfangreiche Demo von Naval War: Arctic Circle zum Download bereitgestellt. In der Demo können sich die Fans des Strategietitels an den ersten beiden Missionen der NATO- Kampagne versuchen – die von sechs Tutorial- Missionen begleitet wird. Außerdem steht neben einer Skirmish- Map eine Multiplayer- Karte bereit, die einen Kampf gegen andere Spieler der Demo möglich macht. Der Strategie- Titel Naval War: Arctic Circle stellt Spieler vor strategische Herausforderungen im nördlichen Atlantik. Zahlreiche Luft-, Wasser- und Unterwasser- Einheiten der beiden Kriegsparteien, Russland und NATO, ermöglichen Taktik- Fans durch ihre Vorlagen-treue Gestaltung ausgegliche Taktik- Schlachten auf hoher See. Die Demo zu Naval War: Arctic Circle steht ab sofort auf der Steam- Homepage zum Download bereit. Naval War: Arctic Circle wird am morgigen Donnerstag, den 13. April 2012, für PC veröffentlicht. Weitere News zu Naval War: Arctic Circle findet ihr auf unserer Themenseite. 01:00 Naval War: Arctic Circle - Release- Trailer zum Taktikspiel Embed- Code Für die Verwendung in unseren Foren: Naval War: Arctic Circle 10 Blu-rays für 50 EUR PCGH i7-6700 K Overclocking Aufrüst Kit @ 4,5 GHz 799,90€ Iron Sky - Wir kommen in Frieden! ( Exklusives Steelbook) - ( Blu-ray) 5,99€ inkl. Versand Mafia III ( PC/ PS4/ Xbox One) 54,99€/64,99€/61,98€ ( Vorbesteller- Preisgarantie) PNY GF980 GTX4 GEPB Nvidia Ge Force GTX980 1126 MHz 4 GB 567,00€ Gainward NVIDIA GTX 970 ( PCI-e 4 G GDDR5 DVI/ HDMI) + Roccat Lua Tri- Button Maus + Kanga Cloth Mousepad 314,90€ Samsung Portable SSD T3 500 GB MU- PT500 B/ EU USB 3.1 Gen.1 Type C externe SSD + Adobe Premiere Elements 14 199,90€ Asus Strix- R9380- DC2 OC-4 GD5- GAMING ( PCIe 3.0 x16, 4 GB DDR5, HDMI, 2x DVI, Display Port) 199,99€ Acer Predator- Monitore mit bis zu 200 Euro Rabatt Schlagwörter:, paradox, strategie Zurück Bild 1 von 1 [ Quelle: Paradox].
When we were looking at this game at the preview stage, we said that its strength was that it did exactly what it said on the tin – it was a Naval Warfare game (with sim) elements, set In the arctic circle, and that’s exactly what it is. We found it rather amusing then that we spent just as much time (and sometimes more time) fiddling with aircraft and dealing with aerial combat as we did with ships. In fact, now that we think about it, the only ‘ships’ that ever got to see any action were the subs. It’s oddities like this that really define Naval War: Arctic Circle. It’s like developer Turbo Tape Games realised how narrow a true naval sim would be. We were going to say boring, but that would be unfair to those of you who actually do like these kinds of titles. There are plenty of simulation elements to Naval War, but there are also many concessions to the non sim gamer the result of which sadly means this is a game that’s a bit stuck between worlds. For example, each of the 23 campaign missions (split across two sides as well as the additional five scenarios, are actually rather short, which means you don’t really have to think or micro-manage for very long. It’s alright to look at every now and then, but this view really has no point to it You could spend up to a maximum of five minutes trying to scout around, prepare, etc but then more often than not everything starts happening all at once and the reality is you either succeed in your goal, or you fail, there and then. Because every scenario is very specific in what you need to do, the AI is then very specific in the manner of which it tries to oppose you, which gives rise to an extreme ‘trial and error’ system. If you fail the mission, it’s no big deal to start again because the scenario is never that long, and you’re obviously going to be better this time because you know what’s coming. A bit disappointing.
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Posts Tagged ‘ Naval War: Arctic Circle’ RPS Feature Sea The Problem? Wot I Think: Naval War: Arctic Circle You can’t save during a mission, and while that’s not all there is to say about Naval War: Arctic Circle, it’s an astonishing oversight that speaks volumes about this bumbling entry-level wargame. There are times it succeeds at being a far more accessible Harpoon-style wargame, which is no small thing considering how arcane modern navy sims and and wargames can be, but its achievements are put in the shade by the ways Naval War fails to meet even basic standards for functionality and presentation. Read the rest of this entry » feature, Naval War: Arctic Circle, Paradox, review, Turbo, wot i think. 39 Comments » Naval Gazing: Naval Warfare Arctic Circle Demo The fine smell of a cold sea breeze is in the air as the Paradox published, Turbo Tape Games developed Naval War: Arctic Circle demo docks at port. A sea-faring RTS featuring modern-day fleets and aircraft, the demo includes the first two NATO-led story missions, a skirmish map and multiplayer to battle other freeloaders on the high seas. You can download the demo on Steam, while the full game released earlier in the week and is available on Steam and elsewhere. The release trailer, made with Paradox’s usual carefree glee, is bunking below deck. Read the rest of this entry » demo, Naval War, Naval War: Arctic Circle, Paradox, Turbo Tape Games. 21 Comments » Naval War: Arctic Circle Ships Out On April 10th If you’re a budding naval commander who was planning to blow all his ready money on chocolate ovoids in celebration of a resurrected rabbit, I’d suggest you keep your wallet sealed just a little longer. Rising from the waters as if preparing to sink all of your battleships, Naval War: Arctic Circle will be released surprisingly soon. Consulting various charts and staring at a sexton for a while has led me to.