HighFleet

HighFleet is a strategy game about survival in a desert world, where the squad flies through hostile lands on heavy ships. Each town can become both an ally and a target. In battle, radars, range and missiles are important: the enemy can be seen from afar by signal, and the entire battle depends on this. Fuel and shells are counted individually, so each flight is planned. Between flights there is trade, repairs and crew hiring. The world is divided into provinces, and there is a struggle for them. In battle, radars and range are important, and the enemy can be seen from afar by signal. In addition to battles, there is reconnaissance and negotiations. Saving is only possible in cities. Some of the ships are assembled from trophies. In addition to battles, there are tasks from cities and rewards for saved settlements. The crew gets tired, and repairing the ship takes time. An error in calculating fuel leads to the fact that the squad remains in the desert. Night crossings are more dangerous, and the allied signal serves as both a hint and a warning. Some cities trade, others require protection in exchange for supplies. The crew gets tired, and fatigue affects the battle. Controlling a ship resembles the work of a dispatcher. Fuel, shells and missiles are counted individually, so each flight is planned in advance. Some cities provide trade and repairs, others turn out to be traps. In addition to battles, there is exploration, negotiations and crew hiring. The ships are assembled from trophies, and some of the parts are rare. The interface resembles a dashboard: you have to monitor signals, fuel and the condition of the trim. Every decision affects the entire campaign. This game is suitable for anyone who loves strategies with instruments and calculations.