Steam & Iron. Battle of Port Arthur
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About the game
Steam & Iron: Battle of Port Arthur to taktyczny symulator morski rozgrywany w czasie rzeczywistym, skupiony na parowych okrętach wojennych z początku XX wieku. Dowódź w bitwie pancernikami, krążownikami i kutrami torpedowymi. Zarządzaj szykami, prędkością, widocznością i siłą ognia podczas starcia rosyjskiej i japońskiej floty na Morzu Żółtym.
Oryginalny opis ze Steam
Steam & Iron: Battle of Port Arthur is a real-time naval simulator set in the age of early 20th-century steam warships. Take command of Russian or Japanese naval forces during the fighting around Port Arthur and the Yellow Sea. Lead squadrons of battleships, cruisers, and torpedo boats into battle.
The game focuses on tactical engagements between individual ships and entire formations during the struggle for control of the Yellow Sea and the Japanese siege of the Russian naval base at Port Arthur.
Key Features
Play through ready-made missions or create your own using a built-in editor.
The game features ships from the Russian First Pacific Squadron and the Japanese Navy (Nippon Kaigun).
Tactical naval combat is carefully simulated, factoring in ship positioning, speed, sea conditions, damage from fires and flooding, and accuracy adjustments.
Weather conditions, sea states, and time of day directly affect combat dynamics.
All ships are based on real historical vessels, with characteristics modeled using available historical data.
The game includes dozens of military and civilian ships from both fleets, with more being added over time.
Planned Features
A dynamic campaign covering the battles in the Yellow Sea for both sides.
Save and load functionality during missions.
Possible future expansions may include operations around Vladivostok and Tsushima.
New ships.






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