NAVYFIELD : CROSSFIRE

is a good game.

As a veteran of Navyfield back in 2006 (can't believe that was nearly 20 years ago!), I can definitely say this game is a decent. It captures a lot of what made the original so great, but with much smoother, upgraded graphics. I actually prefer the streamlined crew system, combining sailors per ship is a massive quality-of-life upgrade over micromanaging 21+ individual crew members. That said, I do miss the deeper customization of the original. I wish we had more control over armor setup and gun choices, rather than just being stuck with preset armaments. Overall, though, it's really fun!

NAVYFIELD : CROSSFIRE is an online naval warfare game that combines large-scale multiplayer battles with fleet development, historical warships, crew progression, and strategic customization. Developed by Naiadgames and IE Andrey Tyagunov and published by Naiadgames, it is clearly aimed at players who enjoy military vessels and want more depth than simply steering a battleship around an arena. Its 12-versus-12 battles provide the core experience, while PvE content and a World War II campaign offer alternatives for players who do not want to spend all their time competing against other people. One of the game's biggest attractions is its enormous fleet. More than 500 vessels are represented, covering naval forces from countries including the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Soviet Union, France, and Italy. Battleships, cruisers, destroyers, aircraft carriers, and submarines provide distinctly different approaches to combat. A player comfortable with the durability and heavy guns of a battleship may need to completely reconsider their tactics when operating a faster destroyer, commanding carrier aircraft, or attempting underwater attacks with a submarine. The variety …

You have to be higher than the clouds to actually think this game is enjoyable, real talk this game is lame AF.

Purely pay to win, you constantly get matched against players that have A or S ranked ships, fully maxed out crews. To the point you have no change of ever winning.

I reinstalled windows and my progress in this game was erased. When I reinstalled the game I was presented with a brand new account. Apparently your account with this game is not connected to your steam account. If you decide to play this game, you will likely find that it is a complete waste of any money that you choose to spend on this game. They want $20 a month for a premium account and another $10 around every two weeks to be able to upgrade your officers. When I contacted support through the link provided by steam. Support initially replied to my email and said that they would be able to restore my account and then never restored the account and stopped replying to my emails. This company should not be selling games on steam. They will steal your money. I will look into filing a complaint against them.