Sea battle

Play the classic game against AI opponents or connect locally via LAN or WiFi.

"Sea Battle" is a two-player game where opponents take turns calling out coordinates on a hidden enemy map.

If the opponent has a ship located at the called coordinates, that ship or a section of it is "sunk",

and the player who scored the hit earns another turn. The goal is to be the first to sink all of your opponent's ships.

Each player's battlefield is typically a 10x10 grid, where a fleet of ships is positioned.

The fleet consists of:

1 ship — 4 cells in a row ("four-deck"; battleship)

2 ships — 3 cells in a row ("three-deck"; cruisers)

3 ships — 2 cells in a row ("two-deck"; destroyers)

4 ships — 1 cell each ("single-deck"; torpedo boats)

When placing your fleet, ships cannot touch each other on their sides or corners.

Next to your own grid, you mark an identically-sized, clear grid representing the enemy's sea zone.

A hit on an enemy ship is marked with an 'X' on your targeting grid, while a miss is marked with a dot. The player who scores a hit shoots again.

The winner is the first player to sink all 10 of the opponent's ships.

You can play against AI bots of various difficulty levels or connect with friends over LAN and WiFi. No internet connection is required!

LAN Connection Options:

- Create a WiFi hotspot on one device and connect from another.

- Connect both devices to the same local router.