Naval Battle: 2 Devices

Two devices. Two hidden fleets. One of you is about to have a very bad afternoon. Naval Battle is the old game of hidden ships, played between two real people — no bots, no accounts, no ads, nothing to buy. Place your carrier, battleship, cruiser, submarine and destroyer on a ten-by-ten grid, then take turns calling shots until one fleet is at the bottom of the sea. TWO WAYS TO PLAY • In the same room — find the other player over Bluetooth or Wi-Fi and fire in real time. No internet at all, so it works on a plane, on a train, or on a beach with no signal. • By post — challenge a friend by name, or take an open seat against anyone, through Game Center. Fire when you feel like it: days can pass between shots and nothing is lost. A notification tells you when the enemy has fired back. ON THE BRIDGE • Your fleet never leaves your device. Each side answers the shots aimed at it, so nobody can peek at anybody's board. • Talk to the other player, or send a flare — a quick reaction that blooms over the water. • Nudge an opponent who has gone quiet. • Amber instruments on dark water: a night-watch signals room, easy on the eyes. FOR EVERYONE • English, Spanish, Catalan and Brazilian Portuguese • iPhone and iPad • Follows your text size • No tracking, and no data collected by the developer You need two devices and two players. There is no one-player mode and there never will be — half the fun is knowing someone on the other side is sweating.