Warship
Played: 62 times
Description:
Warship drops you into a classic battle of hidden fleets and calculated guesses, where every shot either finds a hull or wastes a turn. You pick your grid size and how many ships each side gets, so no two matches play out quite the same. It's a naval duel built on patience and probability rather than reflexes.
You can jump into a fast round with a small grid for a quick skirmish, or stretch things out with a bigger board and more ships for a longer, tenser fight. Either way, the tension comes from not knowing where the enemy fleet is hiding until your shots start landing.🎮️ How to play
Set up your board, then take turns firing at your opponent's grid until one fleet is destroyed.
- Use the mouse to place your ships on the grid before the match starts.
- Click a square on the enemy grid to fire at that spot.
- Watch for hit and miss markers to plan your next shot.
Mobile play
Warship also works with touch controls, so you can tap to place your fleet and tap enemy squares to fire, no mouse needed.
⚡ Quick summary
- Position your fleet on a grid before the enemy starts guessing where you're hiding.
- Fire at enemy squares one at a time and track hits to close in on their ships.
- Choose Classic Mode for one shot per turn or Advanced Mode for multiple shots.
- Adjust the grid size and ship count to make each round shorter or longer.
- Every match plays out differently since placement and guessing patterns always change.
- Sink the entire enemy fleet before your own ships go under to win the round.
⭐ Key features
- Customizable grid size for quick games or drawn out sieges.
- Two play styles, Classic and Advanced, for different paces of action.
- Simple point and click controls that work the same on desktop and touch.
- A strategy heavy setup phase where fleet placement really matters.
- Clear hit and miss feedback so you can track your progress at a glance.
- Fast rounds that are easy to replay again right away.
Your progress in Warship isn't about leveling up a character, it's about reading the board and refining your instincts round after round. Each win comes from smart placement early on and sharp guessing later, so the goal is simply to out think your opponent one match at a time. The visuals keep things clean and functional, with a simple grid and ship icons that make it easy to focus on the naval tactics instead of clutter, and light sound effects mark every hit and miss so you always know exactly what happened.
🧠 Tips & tricks
- Spread your ships out instead of clustering them, so one lucky guess doesn't sink two at once.
- Avoid placing every ship along the edges, since that pattern is easy to predict.
- Once you land a hit, try the squares directly around it before jumping elsewhere.
- In Advanced Mode, use your extra shots to cover more ground each turn.
- Start with a smaller grid to learn the flow before moving to bigger boards.
If you like games that reward patience and clean thinking over fast reflexes, Warship is worth a shot. Set your grid, hide your fleet, and see if you can outguess the enemy before they sink you first.
🎥 Video gameplay
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📋 Game details
- Game title
- Warship
- Published
- at Tambi Games
- Technology
- HTML5
- Platforms
- Desktop Browser, Mobile
- Tambi Games editor ratings
- ⭐⭐⭐ (3.0/5)
❓ Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the difference between Classic and Advanced Mode:
A: Classic Mode gives you one shot per turn, while Advanced Mode lets you fire multiple shots each turn for a faster paced match:
Q: Can I change the size of the grid before playing:
A: Yes, you can adjust the grid size and the number of ships, which changes how long each match lasts:
Q: Is Warship more about luck or strategy:
A: Placement is where battle outcomes are often decided, since spreading your ships out smartly makes you much harder to guess:
Q: What happens once a ship is fully hit:
A: It's sunk and removed from play, bringing you one step closer to winning the round once every enemy ship is gone:
Q: Is this related to real war history or just a puzzle style game:
A: It's a puzzle style guessing game inspired by classic naval combat rather than a historical simulation, similar in spirit to shooting games where timing and precision decide the winner:
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