
2016 · Nautical
Cold Waves: The Atlantic & North Sea 1739-1748
Command British or Bourbon fleets during the War of the Austrian Succession, from the English Channel and Bay of Biscay to the North Sea. Carry out Admiralty orders while hunting convoys, maintaining blockades, and preparing for amphibious invasion. Organise ships into squadrons and flotillas, assign leaders, and commit forces to earn Prestige. Battles, wear and tear, and event-driven orders shape each campaign, with scenarios covering a year of operations and longer campaigns spanning several years.
- Players
- 2
- Playing time
- 180–3000 min
- Age
- 14+
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