New naval game in development

_Seth_ · 02-27-09, 10:15 AM

Just found out that some norwegian company is in the making of a new naval game, called "NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle", set to a fictional conflict between Russia and NATO in 2030, conserning the resources in the barents sea (Oil & fish).
Some early stage screens: http://navalwargame.com/navalwar/
The main page of the company is here: http://www.turbotapegames.com/Projects.aspx

My own translation from their norwegian website:

NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle

Turbo Tape Games first internal gaming project is in it's prototype fase, a fase that will be going on until summer 2009. NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle is a real-time strategy game concerning the battle of the worlds resources in the ocean in the year 2030.

NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle has recieved development support from the Norwegian institute of film, and "Innovasjon Norge", and are beeing developed by the staff at Turbo Tape Games with the support from skilled external consultance.

Some screens from the game can be seen at the projects website: navalwargame.com

02-27-09, 10:15 AM	#1
_Seth_ Ocean Warrior Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: In Tromsoe, @Tirpitz' final resting place.. Posts: 3,277 Downloads: 94 Uploads: 0	New naval game in development Just found out that some norwegian company is in the making of a new naval game, called "NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle", set to a fictional conflict between Russia and NATO in 2030, conserning the resources in the barents sea (Oil & fish). Some early stage screens: http://navalwargame.com/navalwar/ The main page of the company is here: http://www.turbotapegames.com/Projects.aspx My own translation from their norwegian website: NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle Turbo Tape Games first internal gaming project is in it's prototype fase, a fase that will be going on until summer 2009. NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle is a real-time strategy game concerning the battle of the worlds resources in the ocean in the year 2030. NAVAL WAR: Arctic Circle has recieved development support from the Norwegian institute of film, and "Innovasjon Norge", and are beeing developed by the staff at Turbo Tape Games with the support from skilled external consultance. Some screens from the game can be seen at the projects website: navalwargame.com __________________