It’s probably my favourite mode and the best way to try new strategies, as losing is very easy and adjusting is key. Warships Blitz‘s Campaign mode throws you into a Second World War scenario that involves you completing different missions with unique ships such as escorting a tanker and defeating a certain number of enemy ships. Co-op functions the exact same way as Random Battles, except instead of going up against other human controlled players, you face off against computer controlled teams. Random Battles has you go up against human controlled ships in one of three modes: Standard Battle which tasks you with destroying all enemy ships or capturing all enemy bases, Nautical Superiority, in which you race to reach one thousand points by capturing the center objective and destroying enemy ships, and Domination, which serves as a combination of the previous two modes. There are four modes currently in the game: Random Battles, Co-op Battles, Campaigns, and the newly added Ranked Battles.
It’s great, as being able to see the strategies and tactics that other, more experienced players use is especially helpful for new players to learn how to improve their own gameplay.
It’s a neat feature that I didn’t expect to utilize as much as I did. That being said, even when you’re ship does go down the battle often continues and World of Warships: Blitz gives you the option to spectate battles from the perspective of any of your living teammates. This adds a significant level of weight to the decisions you make in the game, as one wrong flank or missed torpedo can and often does, spell your doom. One consistent thread from every mode is that once your ship is sunk you are out of the game. From there you are set free into the full game. The game kicks off with a handy tutorial that teaches you the basic controls and lets you blow up a ship or two. The combat is fluid, the graphics are sharp and most importantly, it’s a whole lot of fun.
As a result, I was skeptical as to how the game would fair as a port and whether it would live up to the standards of its PC companion. Thankfully, World of Warships: Blitz is a mobile port done right, and a game that feels like it was specifically built for the platform. The original game sports top of the line graphics and prides itself on its crisp, lag-free presentation, that only runs on powerful computers. World of Warships: Blitz is an interesting title, as it’s a port of the widely successful PC game World of Warships, which came out in 2015.
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