SummaryThe gameplay in Naval Ops: Warship Gunner involves two unique phases: design and battle. At the start of the design phase, players are given a mission briefing. Based on the mission?s objectives, players can construct or retrofit their ship with weapons, a propulsion system, aircraft, and defensive hardware. At this stage, players can also invest... Read More
Rated Tfor Teen
Developer:Micro Cabin
Naval Ops: Warship Gunner
PlayStation 2
Released On:
Jun 25, 2003
Metascore
Mixed or Average
67
User score
Generally Unfavorable
3.8
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Metascore
Mixed or Average
67
18% Positive
3 Reviews
3 Reviews
76% Mixed
13 Reviews
13 Reviews
6% Negative
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1 Review
80
It's an arcade game at its heart, and it's a whole lot of fun. [Aug 2003, p.32]
74
With some perseverance to get past the initial stages, Naval Ops develops into a fun blaster.
73
I personally found that the mixing of a building and designing game with an arcade feel was a lot of fun, and one kind of broke the monotony of the other.
68
If you play the game on its own terms, there's a good chance you'll enjoy it. If WWII naval battles appeal to you, or you just like the idea of firing massive cannons, that chance is even better.
60
Fun to play, but it might be too much for those who aren't interested in spending time in the design process. You'll also need to get past the complex display.
60
The strategy serves as a fine complement to the otherwise problematic action, and, ultimately, Gunner hits its mark - but just barely. [Aug 2003, p.72]
40
The end result is strategy overload for the action gamer and action overload for the strategy gamer. Those in between won't be particularly impressed, either.
User score
Generally Unfavorable
3.8
40% Positive
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