[Coming soon] Four Huge Ships and a Sub

Tang (Rank III)

After WWII Tang-class subs became the first American submarines to be designed for high underwater performance. All guns were removed from the deck, while the outer hull was streamlined. Medium speed, torpedoes and mines — it’s a classic low level sub!

Iowa (Rank IV)

The famous American battleship USS Iowa represented the power of the US Navy for a long time. A volley of nine 406 mm main caliber guns deal devastating damage, and multiple versatile secondary battery guns will be especially effective in close combat.

Tirpitz (Rank IV)

The battleship Tirpitz is among the largest ships in all history of Kriegsmarine. This imposing sea fortress carries four twin main caliber turrets with 380 mm cannons.

Stalingrad (Rank IV)

This Stalingrad-type battlecruiser was designed to be the largest ship of its class in history, with its 305 mm guns able to shoot at record distances. The ship is outfitted with three triple main caliber guns and six twin secondary caliber guns.

HMS King George V (Rank IV)

The British Royal Navy battleship that participated in the sinking of the legendary Bismarck. Its armament is impressive: ten 356 mm main caliber guns, reinforced with sixteen 133 mm secondary caliber guns.