
Fight in World War II Era 32 vs 32 Naval Battle in Real Time! The seas of Navy Field beckon for you to take command of your WWII era vessel and join the field of battle. Be prepared to experience intense naval battles against large teams of real opponents from across the globe. As a massively multiplayer online tactics simulation game, Navy Field provides an ever changing gaming landscape for you to customize and enjoy to your liking. To help you on your quest to become the ultimate commander of the sea, over 100 unique WWII era naval vessels are at your disposal. Work your way from humble beginnings in maneuverable yet vulnerable frigate class ships all the way to the epic BB6 class battleships. Along the way, experience the unique capabilities and play styles of destroyers, battle cruisers, aircraft carriers, and submarines! Each model reproduced in painstaking detail. Choose from among the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, USSR and Italy to start your naval career within Navy Field. Each nation balanced through a variety of strengths and weaknesses with additional nations soon to join. How you choose to advance through Navy Field is up to you. Special missions are available to help players develop their skills and delve into battle immediately. Strategic teamwork is encouraged through a robust squadron and fleet system. New modes and features are continually being added to ensure that Navy Field remains the ultimate choice for authentic strategic naval action.
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