Waves of Steel

Waves of Steel asks what naval combat would look like if your warship could kickflip. Tyrants are seizing power across the globe, ground forces are unstoppable, but the oceans still hold pockets of resistance. You take command of one of the last free warships, fighting hordes of enemy ships, planes, submarines, and ludicrous superweapons like a flying battleship and a gun built into a volcano.

Between missions, a powerful but easy-to-use ship designer lets you freely place parts on your deck, set flags, paint jobs, decals, and outfit dozens of historical hulls. Hundreds of parts cover naval artillery, torpedoes, anti-aircraft guns, missile launchers, and science-fiction weapons like lasers and railguns. Special powers add jumps over torpedoes, EMP stuns, and projectile-halting bursts.

A story-driven singleplayer campaign threads small pick-up-and-play missions around a circumnavigation of the globe. Accessibility runs deep: rebindable controls, 10-200% game-speed, autofire and toggle options for every weapon, customizable HUD, plus in-game assists including invincibility, infinite ammo, and mission skip.