Ultimate Admiral: Age of Sail PC Game

This is a single player game being developed by the same group, Game Labs, that produced Naval Action. It is an offshoot of their successful grand tactical game Ultimate General Civil War.

UA: AOS will involve both land and sea actions at a fleet/squadron level as opposed to Naval Action where the player controls one ship. The developer is Nick Thomadis, Darth from Total War mods fame. Hopefully they will start beta testing soon!



Link with some screen shots:

https://forum.game-labs.net/topic/27...l-age-of-sail/

They also have Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts in the works for fans of early steel warships (1870s - WWI is the timeline I believe). Also a single player game.

Looks interesting from the stills. A familiar format to several games I have previously played.
Thanks for bringing it to our attention Eric.
Rob.

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Originally Posted by DeRuyter

This is a single player game being developed by the same group, Game Labs, that produced Naval Action. It is an offshoot of their successful grand tactical game Ultimate General Civil War.

UA: AOS will involve both land and sea actions at a fleet/squadron level as opposed to Naval Action where the player controls one ship. The developer is Nick Thomadis, Darth from Total War mods fame. Hopefully they will start beta testing soon!



Link with some screen shots:

https://forum.game-labs.net/topic/27...l-age-of-sail/

They also have Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts in the works for fans of early steel warships (1870s - WWI is the timeline I believe). Also a single player game.

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I'm very interested in both games, Eric. First I heard of either was from a YouTuber I watch; The Historical Gamer. If you're into computer wargaming his channel is quite good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpUqClJL5Ik&t=308s

While he's sounding excited about Ultimate Admiral I was a bit disappointed on his panning of Naval Action?

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Originally Posted by Nightmoss

I'm very interested in both games, Eric. First I heard of either was from a YouTuber I watch; The Historical Gamer. If you're into computer wargaming his channel is quite good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpUqClJL5Ik&t=308s

While he's sounding excited about Ultimate Admiral I was a bit disappointed on his panning of Naval Action?

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Yeah I follow him. I think the explanation is that he is more of a traditional wargamer rather than a gamer playing MMOs or multiplayer arena games (WoT, WoWs). So multiplayer on PC is more of an opponent in the sense of a ftf hex and counter wargame. UA fits the definition of a wargame more the NA does. Single player controlling an army/corps/squadron, etc.

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Originally Posted by DeRuyter

Yeah I follow him. I think the explanation is that he is more of a traditional wargamer rather than a gamer playing MMOs or multiplayer arena games (WoT, WoWs). So multiplayer on PC is more of an opponent in the sense of a ftf hex and counter wargame. UA fits the definition of a wargame more the NA does. Single player controlling an army/corps/squadron, etc.

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Based on his other videos I certainly agree with your read on his focus.