Dreadnoughts is a naval strategy game built around the imposing battleships of the early twentieth century. Here, subtlety often gives way to armor, artillery, and the rather persuasive argument that whoever has the biggest guns should probably have a say in the conversation. The game focuses on tactical decisions, fleet positioning, and the careful use of firepower. Success requires more thought than simply pointing every ship at the enemy, because movement and range can make the difference between a triumphant broadside and an expensive collection of underwater scrap metal. The presentation is functional, allowing the strategy itself to remain the star of the show. There is something satisfying about watching a carefully arranged fleet maneuver into position before opening fire. Dreadnoughts should appeal to players who enjoy methodical naval warfare and have no objection to spending quite a lot of time thinking about ships that move rather slowly.
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