Victory At Sea Atlantic News

[h2]Admiral Hipper:[/h2]
A formidable heavy cruiser renowned for its speed and versatility. Take command of the seas and engage in epic naval battles.


[h2]Emile Bertin:[/h2]
The sleek and elegant French light cruiser, Emile Bertin, adds finesse to the fleet. Outmanoeuvre and outgun adversaries with its impressive speed.


[h2]Erie:[/h2]
The U.S. Navy gunboat, Erie, may be small in size, but it packs a mighty punch. Get ready for daring manoeuvres and intense battles.


[h2]Graf Zeppelin:[/h2]
Control the skies with the German aircraft carrier, Graf Zeppelin. Establish air superiority and dominate both sea and air.


[h2]Queen Elizabeth:[/h2]
The majestic Queen Elizabeth class, symbolising naval prowess, graces the game. We will also be unveiling WWII refits, bringing royal might to the high seas.


[h2]Warspite:[/h2]
The legendary British battleship, Warspite, with a storied history. Command this vessel and rewrite naval history in battles of epic proportions.



The inclusion of these iconic ships is a result of collaboration with the gaming community, whose input continues to shape the Victory at Sea series. Please keep talking to us!

Fair winds and smooth seas,

The Evil Twins!

At Evil Twin Artworks, we've always believed that our community knows best. Your ideas and feedback have been invaluable in shaping Victory at Sea Atlantic, even before its launch into Early Access, and we're thrilled to announce a major development driven by your input.

[h2]Player requested Ships[/h2]

You, our dedicated community, have shared your passion for naval history, and your requests have not fallen on deaf ears. As a token of our appreciation, we're excited to reveal that based on your suggestions, we've brought to life the first player requested models, two iconic ships that left an indelible mark on World War II: the RMS Queen Elizabeth and the RMS Queen Mary.


[h2]A Nautical Icon: RMS Queen Elizabeth[/h2]

The RMS Queen Elizabeth, renowned as a luxurious ocean liner, had a vital role during World War II. She was transformed into a troopship, shuttling thousands of soldiers across the Atlantic. Her size, speed, and the protection she provided made her an invaluable asset during the war.


[h2]RMS Queen Mary: The Grey Ghost[/h2]

The RMS Queen Mary, often referred to as the "Grey Ghost," was another marvel of maritime engineering. She served as a troopship and transport vessel, carrying troops, dignitaries, and even prisoners of war. Her speed and evasive manoeuvres earned her the nickname, and she played an essential role in the conflict.


[h2]Our Commitment to Community Collaboration[/h2]

This is just one example of how we're committed to working closely with our community. More ships are inbound and we are taking onboard your ideas! Your passion and knowledge have helped shape the Victory at Sea series, making it an authentic and immersive experience. We will continue to listen, learn, and grow together.

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Thank you for your invaluable contributions, and stay tuned for more updates as we navigate the high seas of Victory at Sea Atlantic. Your dedication to this game is what makes it truly special.

James Evil Twin

Set sail with us as we unveil a game-changing feature in Victory At Sea Atlantic: an overhauled submarine hunting mechanic. As we navigate the treacherous waters of the Atlantic during World War II, the lurking threat of enemy submarines becomes more palpable than ever.

We wanted to create tension in combat, not just a simple 'Click here to attack' mechanic.

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Our commitment to realism and player engagement has driven us to enhance combat mechanics further. We're a small team, and community input has always been invaluable. We listen to what's right, what's wrong, and what players envision. Of course when it comes out in Early Access, any feedback on improvements is always welcome!



In Victory At Sea Atlantic, the addition of various weather conditions has brought forth a more dynamic and immersive gameplay experience. Submarines, while submerged or in adverse weather, can now be detected through sonar and radar once researched, No longer can you simply manoeuvre to a submarine's last known location and attack.

It's advantageous to reduce speed, as louder engines and adverse weather can significantly impact submarine hunting. Additionally, you can now set depth charges to different depths. Submarines won't be sitting ducks; they'll be manoeuvring and attempting to position themselves for the attack.

Community Collaboration Shapes Victory At Sea Atlantic

At Evil Twin Artworks, we treasure our community's input, and Victory At Sea Atlantic is no exception. We invite players to actively participate in shaping the core mechanics of the game. Your feedback on the current system and ideas for enhancing the overall experience are highly valued.

Connect with Evil Twin:

Steam Community Page Discord Page
Prepare for Submarine Warfare

Get ready to engage in thrilling submarine warfare, navigate through unpredictable weather conditions, and outmanoeuvre your foes beneath the waves in Victory At Sea Atlantic. Add Victory At Sea Atlantic to your Wishlist now and stay tuned for more updates as we journey toward the game's launch!

About Victory At Sea Atlantic:

As commander of your own fleets, you will engage in epic sea battles, from the frozen Arctic to the U-boat infested waters carrying your vital supplies from North America to Great Britain. You'll have access to a vast array of ships, planes, and submarines, each with their own unique strengths and weaknesses. Choose your vessels carefully and deploy them strategically to outmanoeuvre and outgun your foes.

As we set sail toward the highly-anticipated release of Victory At Sea Atlantic, we're excited to dive into one of the game's most immersive and dynamic features: the weather system. Here we'll explore how weather impacts naval warfare in the Atlantic theatre during World War II and how it adds a new level of realism and strategy to our upcoming game.

[h2]The Power of the Elements[/h2]
The Atlantic Ocean during World War II was notorious for its unpredictable and often harsh weather conditions. As you take command of your fleets in Victory At Sea Atlantic, you'll quickly discover that the elements are not just a backdrop but a formidable force to be reckoned with.

[h2]Dynamic Weather Patterns[/h2]
Our team at Evil Twin Artworks has worked tirelessly to create a dynamic weather system that mirrors the unpredictable nature of the Atlantic. In the game, weather patterns evolve in real-time, affecting visibility, ship handling, and combat tactics.

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[h2]Huge Waves and Water Splashes[/h2]
Picture this: You're about to enter a battle, and you have notifications of a fierce storm rolling in. Massive waves crash against your ships, causing them to pitch and roll dramatically. Water splashes from these waves interact dynamically with the vessels, creating an incredibly immersive experience. You can practically feel the salty spray on your face as you navigate through the tempest.

[h2]Night Battles with a Fiery Twist[/h2]
Night battles take on a whole new level of intensity. Ships on fire at night emit a fiery glow that not only looks stunning but also affects visibility. You'll find yourself making split-second decisions as you try to spot enemy ships through the darkness and smoke.

[h2]Depth Charges and Plumes of Water[/h2]
Submarine warfare becomes even more thrilling with depth charges. As they detonate, they send huge plumes of water spray into the air, obscuring vision and adding an element of danger to underwater combat.

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[h2]Environmental Challenges[/h2]
It's not just the enemy you need to worry about. The weather itself becomes an adversary as you navigate through heavy rain, dense fog, and treacherous storms. Visibility can change from combat to combat, making surprise attacks and ambushes a constant threat.

[h2]Strategic Adaptation[/h2]
Adapting to these weather conditions becomes essential for success. Do you risk a night engagement with reduced visibility, hoping to use the cover of darkness to your advantage? Or do you wait for better weather, even if it means your enemy might slip away? Enemy subs are harder to detect using sonar in adverse weather conditions; they might be right under you and you wouldn’t know it, will you withdraw to safety?

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[h2]Community Involvement[/h2]
At Evil Twin Artworks, we've always valued our community's input, and the weather system in Victory At Sea Atlantic is no exception. Your feedback has played a crucial role in shaping this feature, and we can't wait to see how you tackle the challenges posed by the elements.
You can talk to us on our Steam Community Page and on our Discord Page

[h2]Final Thoughts[/h2]
The dynamic weather system in Victory At Sea Atlantic is more than just eye candy; it's a game-changer. It immerses you in the unpredictable and often brutal conditions faced by sailors during World War II, adding an exciting layer of realism and strategy to the game.

We can't wait for you to experience this firsthand when Victory At Sea Atlantic sets sail. Stay tuned for more blog posts as we continue to explore the intricate mechanics and features of the game.

Add Victory At Sea Atlantic to your Wishlist now!

You can talk to us on our Steam Community Page and on our Discord Page

We Need Your Expertise!

We're thrilled to invite you, our dedicated community, to set sail on an exciting journey with us as we chart the course for Victory At Sea Atlantic. Your insights and opinions matter, and today, we're embarking on a mission to expand our fleet of vessels within the game.

Your Voice, Your Ships

We're constantly working on enriching the Victory At Sea Atlantic experience, and now it's your turn to play a vital role. We want to hear which ship models you'd like to see gracing the vast Atlantic seas. Our current list is right down below in the comments, waiting for your perusal.

A World of Choices

The naval theatre of World War II was immense, with a vast array of ships from various nations playing pivotal roles. From sleek destroyers to mighty battleships, from nimble submarines to formidable aircraft carriers – the choices are abundant. Which ship models ignite your naval passion? Which vessels do you believe would enhance your gaming experience and enrich the historical authenticity of Victory At Sea Atlantic?

How to Cast Your Vote

It's simple! Just take a look at the list below and let us know which ship models resonate with you the most. Feel free to share your thoughts, preferences, and even historical anecdotes about your favourite vessels. Your feedback will help us shape the future of the game and ensure that Victory At Sea Atlantic continues to provide you with an immersive and authentic naval warfare adventure.

Let's Set Sail Together

As we embark on this exciting endeavour, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for being part of our community. Your passion and dedication drive us to create the best possible gaming experience, and we can't wait to see which ships you'd like to command next.

Fair Winds and Happy Voting!

Thank you for being a part of the Victory At Sea Atlantic journey.

County Class
Queen Elizabeth
Admiral Hipper
Ark Royal
Baltimore
Bathurst
Bismarck
Bogue
Bourrasque
Brooklyn
Cimarron
Clemson
Danae
Deutschland
Duguay Trouin
Edsall
Emden
Emile Bertin
Flower
Graf Zeppelin
Hood
Hunt
Iowa
J
King George V
Königsberg
La Galissonniere
Le Fantasque
Leipzig
PA Class
Porter
Queen Elizabeth
Richelieu
Scharnhorst
Somers
T
Town
Type 1934
Type 1934A
Type 1936
Type 1936A
Type 1936A (Mob)
Type 1936B
Type 39
Type-IX
Type-VII
Type-VIIC
Victory
Wichita
Wickes
Fletcher
Ruler
York