Naval Combat

Meiji Oligarchy is a historical simulation game that models the political, economic, and military systems of Meiji-era Japan. It spans the period from the assassination of Ōkubo Toshimichi through the Katsura–Saionji era (1878–1912).

Everyone Will Die is a dark survival city builder and tower defense game. Defend a starving city against endless sieges and decide how far you will go to survive - slaughter horses and dogs, arm the old and the young, and sacrifice your humanity. Because sooner or later, everyone will die.

Bato Battle is a chaotic submarine party combat game for 2-8 players. Pilot a whale, ram a shark, dive like a dolphin, and torpedo your friends across a pile of ridiculous gamemodes and maps!

Expand across a shifting map, bank power for growth and defense, and commit the right share of your reserves to every frontier. Macrostate is a single-player real-time territory strategy game with seeded worlds, AI rivals, and cross-ocean attacks.

Command a ship in the age of sail across a fully circumnavigable globe. Read the wind, trade for a reason, fight broadside to broadside, board and take prizes, and build a name — alone or in Steam co-op. Simulated sea, living crew, seventeen period hulls, a family to leave it all to.

A light-hearted VR pirate action-adventure set in Pirate Purgatory. Solo or 2-player online co-op: pick a target, chart your approach through open levels built for mischief, and use pistols, swords and freshly severed skulls to claim the trophies destined for your Hoard.

Command a ship in an open-world pirate trading RPG. Exploit a living economy, run dangerous cargo, fight tactical turn-based naval battles, capture vessels, build a fleet, and choose a life of commerce, piracy, or power.

A drone-combat roguelite fought above, on, and under a breaking wave. Zippity Drones Corporation used to deliver burritos; now its runaway fleet wants your island. Ride the break, dive to torpedo, strafe from the air, and weld salvage on mid-fight. When your drones fall, stand up yourself.

Take the helm of a WWII battleship in this naval combat game as you steer, manage your speed, and lay your main guns by hand, fighting ship-to-ship duels where turning broadside triples your guns and doubles the target you present.

Sink ships the hard way, one plank at a time. Arc your shot, tear the sails, set the deck alight, then charge every gun on the flank and fire them as one. Free to play.

Fleets of Valor is a single-player WWII naval real-time tactics game. Command ships, aircraft and submarines from a tactical map, then take direct control in third-person view during combat. Maneuver fleets, launch carrier strikes, escort bombers and engage in dogfights.

A trading and sailing RPG where you buy and sell in port, schedule your crew on the voyage, and aim your broadsides at sea. When the hulls collide, boarding becomes a card battle fought by the sailors you raised.