Play the classic game against bots or over a local network (LAN, WiFi).
Sea Battle is a two-player game where opponents take turns calling out coordinates on their enemy's hidden map.
If your opponent has a ship located at those coordinates, that ship or part of it is "sunk,"
and the player who scored the hit earns another turn. The goal is to sink all of your opponent's ships before they sink yours.
Each player's battlefield is typically a 10×10 grid, where they position their fleet of ships.
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 ships, they must not touch each other on the sides or corners.
Adjacent to your own grid is an empty grid of the same size, representing the area where enemy ships are located.
When you hit an enemy ship, mark it with a cross on the enemy's grid; mark a miss with a dot. The player who scores a hit shoots again.
The first player to sink all 10 of their opponent's ships wins the game.
You can play against bots of various difficulty levels, as well as over LAN or WiFi. No internet connection is required!
LAN Setup Options:
- Create a WiFi hotspot on one device and connect another device to it.
- Connect all devices to the same router.