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World of Warships
Developer(s)	Lesta Studio
Publisher(s)	Wargaming
Producer(s)	Boris Sinitskiy^[1]
Designer(s)	Anton Oparin^[2]
Composer(s)	Artur Tokhtash^[3]
Platform(s)	Microsoft Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
Release	September 17, 2015 (Win)
Genre(s)	Tactical shooter
Mode(s)	Multiplayer

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World of Warships is a free-to-playnaval warfare-themed massively multiplayer online game produced and published by Wargaming following the earlier games World of Tanks and World of Warplanes. Besides random battles against others, player can play cooperative battle types against bots or an advanced PvE battle mode. For the most skilled players, two seasonal competitive modes are available.

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World of Warships was originally released for Microsoft Windows and macOS in 2017. The computer version was followed by the iOS mobile game titled World of Warships Blitz in 2018. The PlayStation 4 and Xbox console version titled World of Warships: Legends followed in 2019.

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Gameplay[edit]

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In game screenshot with the HUD visible and a Colorado-class battleship under the player's control, one of many ships the player can acquire through gameplay

World of Warships is a tactical, slow-paced shooter with two basic types of armament: ship guns and torpedoes. The game itself is team-based, so it gives to players an ability to work as a team. Within a team divisions can be established to allow a group of up to three players to join and fight battles together. The player's team can fight against other players (PvP) or against the AI (PvE) in three battle modes: Standard, Domination, and Epicenter. Each mode is scored on a points system.

The warships presented in the game cover periods from the early 20th century, at the dawn of dreadnought battleships, up to warships from the 1950s, including ships that were planned but never put into production.^[4] The game has four different types of ships: destroyers, cruisers, battleships, and aircraft carriers.^[5]

Navies represented in the game include the United States Navy, the Imperial Japanese Navy, the Imperial German Navy and the Kriegsmarine of Germany, the Royal Navy, the Imperial Russian Navy and the Soviet Navy navies of Russia, French Navy, and a Pan-Asian tree featuring ships from various East and Southeast Asian navies. Other navies so far in-game are represented with individual non-tree 'premium' ships including the Polish Navy, the Republic of China Navy and the People's Liberation Army Navy (both placed within Pan-Asia), the Royal Australian Navy and the Royal Canadian Navy (both placed under the Commonwealth), the Regia Marina, and the Argentine Navy.

Players can progress through the game through research of each ship from each tier. Each specific ship has a number of modules that can be accessed through experience. This experience is used to unlock modules and, once a ship's modules are completely researched, the player can continue to the next ship. The previous ship, if fully upgraded, gains Elite status. Warship elements such as commanders with skill trees and unique perks can be further customized, as well as modification kits and mounting consumables like signals and ship camouflage.

The game features combat missions, challenges,^[6] campaigns^[7] and collections^[8] for the sake of creating extra goals, rewards and a meaningful progression for players during their time with the game. These systems also give an opportunity of creating a storytelling inside or outside of the military or historical genres. Some special Halloween,^[9] April Fools,^[10] or other holiday battle modes appear in the game. The secondary goal of the “holiday modes” is to test new game mechanics.

Battles take place on a limited number of specific maps, each depicting a certain location with different geographical layouts mostly based on locations of historical naval battles.^[11] Most part of maps in World of Warships have a static or dynamic weather system to make battles even more diverse. Moreover, some maps are unique for a certain game mode, e.g. PvE scenario battles based on historical events such as the Dunkirk evacuation.

Scenarios is a PvE game mode where players cooperate and complete tasks.^[12] They include a number of operations, each with separate stories, objectives, secondary objectives and rewards. To finish the scenario, players need to team up and complete the primary objective. On completion of the secondary objectives, they receive an additional star.

In addition to Ranked Battles,^[13] Clan battles^[14] were introduced as another competitive mode that is played in the season format. Players can only participate in Clan Battles as a team, as opposed to Ranked battles where individual players compete against each other.

World of Warships: Legends was rebuilt to support console gameplay, sharing the same core gameplay loop of the computer version. However, it was designed to have faster paced battles, faster progression, and had several systems revamped to fit console players. ^[15]

History[edit]

World of Warships at TGS 2014

World of Warships booth at the 2016 Taipei Game Show

Development and release[edit]

On August 16, 2011, the company website of Wargaming, developer and publisher of World of Tanks and World of Warplanes, announced World of Battleships, a free-to-play naval action MMO, intended to complete the World of war trilogy developed by the company.^[16] On August 2, 2012, the game was renamed World of Warships.^[17] After a petition opened by South Korean players was signed 40,000 times, Wargaming removed the Rising Sun Flag from Imperial Japanese warships in July 2013.^[18]^[19] After that, more than 12,000 signatures were gathered requesting reimplementation of the Rising Sun Flag,^[20]but the decision was not overturned.^[21]^[22]On November 14, 2013, the game entered closed alpha testing.^[23]

Closed beta testing for World of Warships started on March 12, 2015, shortly after closed alpha ended, with the non-disclosure agreement covering the alpha being lifted at the same time.^[24] On April 9, 2015, pre-order packages consisting of premium warships and access to the closed beta test became available for purchase by players.^[25]Open beta testing for World of Warships started on July 2, 2015, as the final step prior to the game's formal launch.^[26] As of the open beta test, approximately 85% of the core game development have been completed and there were future plans to introduce weather effects and night battle after the game's official release.^[27]

On September 3, 2015, Wargaming announced that the game had exited open beta. The game was officially launched on September 17, 2015,^[28] and later released through Steam and Microsoft Store on November 15, 2017.^[29]

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