Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts Bewertungen

Very fun! Ship go pew pew and enemy go boom!

This game has the potential to be something truly special. The concept is engaging, and you can tell there’s a lot of love and effort put into its design. While it’s clear that this game is aimed at a niche audience, it fills a gap in the gaming world that has been missing for a long time. With the right focus and improvements, it could offer something completely new, with a lot of potential for the future. First and foremost, the bugs. While the developer does release regular updates, there are still game-breaking issues that have been present since the launch. It's disheartening to see these bugs persist despite efforts to fix them. In some cases, when bugs are addressed, they seem to get worse, further affecting the overall experience. This is frustrating, especially for players who want to enjoy the game without running into constant technical problems. In addition to the technical issues, the game mechanics themselves are confusing and often don't work as intended. Key systems like peace and war are crucial to the gameplay but are poorly explained and don't function as players expect. The mechanics for engaging in peace treaties or going to war seem incomprehensible at times, leading to frustrating trial and error rather than strategic decisions. These systems need a serious overhaul to make them clearer and more intuitive. Another downside is the gameplay itself. While the core idea is promising, the execution falls short. The game doesn’t captivate as much as one would hope, especially when paired with the ongoing bugs and inconsistent mechanics. After just a few hours, the fun quickly turns into frustration, making it hard to stay engaged for long periods of time. That said, it’s important to remember that this game is still in beta. There's hope that the developer will continue working on the issues, and with some focus on the right areas, the game could evolve into something great. For now, though, I’ll be taking a longer break from it. In conclusion, this game definitely shows potential, but it’s currently hindered by unresolved bugs, confusing mechanics, and a gameplay loop that hasn’t yet reached its peak. If the developer can focus on fixing these key issues, there’s a real chance for this title to shine in the future. While it may appeal to a niche audience, it’s something fresh and unique that the gaming world has been missing for a long time. For now, though, it’s difficult to recommend to players who are looking for a smooth, enjoyable experience.

The game makes lots of fun, the only disadvantage is that they stopped developping. But for me this is not an reason why you shouldn`t play it. Campain makes fun from early beginning with pre dreadnoughts to modern battleships.

The game was dropped by the devs in an unfinished state. I do not recomment it, since campaign crashes are 100% going to happen. So there wont be any fixes to the errors and there wont be any new/additional content. It had great potential in this niche of gaming, but now I sadly cannot recommend to buy it.

This game is a total desaster. Don´t buy it. Graphics are good and building ships is fun... but that´s about it. There is no logic in the geopolitics and the AI is just not playing under the same rules as the player. AI fleets do have no resrictions in tonnage (fleet size). AI requires no building time. AI fleets can attack from half the globe away (no kidding). and and and. Spare youself the frustration of this unlogical game with loading time between the rounds (round = month) of several minutes. DON´´T buy this game