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Victorian Admirals Reviews
A steam-ship period naval combat games focusing on fleet-scale battles in real time. The naval combat game allows you to set up battle squadron groups, their formations and management, with realistic ship models and characteristics, as well as advanced ballistic and weapon models.
| App ID | 275310 |
| App Type | GAME |
| Developers | Totem Games |
| Publishers | Strategy First |
| Categories | Single-player |
| Genres | Simulation |
| Release Date | 11 Feb, 2014 |
| Platforms | Windows |
| Supported Languages | English |
43 Total Reviews
8 Positive Reviews
35 Negative Reviews
Mostly Negative Score
Victorian Admirals has garnered a total of 43 reviews, with 8 positive reviews and 35 negative reviews, resulting in a ‘Mostly Negative’ overall score.
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Recent Steam Reviews
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Playtime:
1152 minutes
First of all – look at the negative comments. The are nearly all true. So why is my positive?
I knew exactly what I was buying. A game, that is not fast paced and that gives me the exact amount of control that a commander of the late XIX century would have over his ships – setting course and speed of the lead ship are the only tools at your disposal. That is all you have to make best use of the strengths of your ships and to deny the enemy theirs.
The game itself definitely isn’t fast paced and full of action. You need 1 – 1,5 hours of free time for each day of each scenario.
Also each engagement is unbalanced – as it should be. The opposing fleets are composed of different types of ships and have different strong and weak points. At first glance one side has an obvious advantage, but it is definitely possible, to gain victory using both.
This isn’t a game for everyone. Not even for everyone that is interested in naval conflict. It’s easy to see how the game could be much better (the lack of ramming damage, comes to mind and many, many more things). On the other hand if you want to be challenged and try to step into the boots of a naval commander from the age before micro-managing your forces was at all possible – give this a go.
👍 : 0 |
😃 : 0
Positive
