Warship Royale

Grids fill with rival fleets in Warship Royale. Single-player naval matches draw from the board game Battleship Royale. Board setup allows two to six sides, placing one human admiral against up to five computer fleets. Pick a 10x10, 12x12, or 15x15 grid. Fleet skins range from modern warships to ancient sailing vessels, fish, and kayaks. Fire across the board until every enemy ship is gone and your own fleet still floats. Standard rules use ship cards and a die roll to set the shot count for that round. Sink a ship, earn one extra shot. Advanced rules add submarines, sonar scans, and separate surface and underwater layers.

How to play?

Select the player count, board size, ship style, and rule set from the welcome screen. Adjust sound, music, and full-screen mode from the corner menu. The left panel lists the active commander, ships still afloat, and bonus cards. Place cards, roll the die, then fire at a square on the grid. Marks on the board record previous shots and destroyed vessels. A yellow marker shows a hit on a surface target or a submerged submarine. In advanced matches, switch between the water view and the sonar view during play. The match ends with one fleet remaining.