Battle Fleet 2 reviews

Vieeeeeeeeel too short. By definition, the "Campaign" is not one at all, just a Strategic Map with some Battlefields. Even if the Fights are done nice, the short Playing Time doesn't make up for it. Have played through the "Campaign" on The side of the USA in 2h! And when someone says, "This is also an adapted Mobile game," then you should look at Plants Vs. Zombies, which is much more complex and Worth its Money.

So even more loveless is hardly going any more. This game is early-access rather than a finished product. There is virtually no Content at all. There Are no such Ship models. The only difference between us-ships and Japanese are the names of the ships, otherwise technically everything stays the same, no matter which nation you choose. For that little bit of play, so lovelessly clapped away ... For 3-6 euros vllt grade still so ne buy recommendation, but otherwise definitely not.

Product received for free Positive Features: Lap Strategy in VR is rare! Control in VR works great! You can use the two Grips very Much after ranzoous Game is definitely fun and you just want to rip the next Round negative Features: Motion-line sometimes jumps unintentionally in wrong directions I had Quite fun with the Game and this even though I have never before one Marine lap strategy game. In VR, you feel like you're in the Middle of the Battlefield! The Controls work great, with a grip button you move the Card with both grips at the same time you zoom in. The Rest is self-explanatory. The only thing that bothered me: When Targeting with the Line, it sometimes jumps around randomly when you have adjusted the Speed. I also included a Let's Play on my YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XeL9bXTcA0

Whether I would really spend just under 12 Euros on the Title I doubt. Since I had it with me in the Bundle it was terrifyingly cheap and yet offers me quite good Entertainment. It is actually quite simple and the tactical Possibilities are limited. It often boils down to who leads the most Ships into battle. In the Beginning, you appreciate the Distance and shoot yourself in. Somehow you can estimate the Endings quite well and also hit relatively well. Improvement Cards that you can collect help you target or the like. On the Sea Map you conquer Regions or build new Ship-to-build points for Building You get with conquered Areas. Depending on how you play the Battles (and win), you can even fight the Atlantic Battle later (Ger-GB). Although just simple ... I kind of mags. Graphics expedient, Sound not worth talking about. VR Mode .. Well, I found him rather modest, because you have to stand and it's not really clear. Strike in the Sale!