Ship of the line

If you fondly remember the old Avalon Hill board game "Wooden Ships and Iron Men" then this might be your kind of game. If you've sailed the literary seas with Hornblower, Aubrey or Bolitho, this might be your kind of game. The basics are all here: Solid, chain or round shot, full and battle sail, wind direction and speed, hull, sail and crew damage, boarding actions. The ships handle well, there's no stopping and turning on a dime. When you can pull off crossing the "T" and avoiding return fire by planning ahead, it feels more like a proper wargame than a clickfest. There are single ship vs ship engagements to Trafalgar sized fleet actions. Good variety of scenarios from all over the globe. It's got several warts befitting an Early Access game, but the one man band behind the game is responsive on the forums. Even in the early state it's in for the money it's well worth a buy for fans of the genre, and if it continues to improve and evolve Ship of the Line may become the choice of the naval wargamer who wants more tactics and less sea monsters and power ups when they clear for action.

Needs a lot of work, but off to a good start. The world needs a good historical Age of Sail game. I would give it a thumbs up just for being the only game I've ever seen with a Battle of Penobscot Bay scenario.

Absolute garbage. I completed the tutorial and still didnt know how to move my ships or scroll across the map. The first scenario my ships started engaging enemy ships that were off the map and unable to be seen. I still dont know how to select multiple ships. Also fleets appear as single ships for some reason? Deeply disappointed in this fakeslop game.

Brilliant! Just brilliant AND GETTING BETTER!

cool little game. it may be a little simple atm while the dev is working on it but its full of passion and the dev is very engaging and is taking plenty of feedback from its audience. my suggestion is to climb aboard and help him make the game we all want! been watching this game since its release, it went from 2d sprites in basic scenarios to full fledge campaigns with lovely 3d ship models. give it a go. i have. $7 can either get u 10 chicken nuggets or a nice little age of sail game :)

Incredibly promising. Makes naval battles fun. I'm a fan of this genre and this is one of the titles that does it right. From a South Korean developer but well translated, so glad I found this gem. I only hope it is more and more successful and the future can see it continue to develop and prosper. I think it has the potential to become a masterpiece. Huge thanks for the developers for their passion and dedication.