For iPhone and iPad
Fire over the hinge.
The pegs-and-grids game you grew up with, built for the way iPhone Duo folds. Stand it up like a small laptop: enemy waters stand upright, your fleet lies flat, and your shells arc over the fold.
Version 1.0 · Coming soon to the App Store
Enemy waters
Main menu
Ways to play
Arsenal rules
One of each, use it well
Shell
One square, every turn. Pegs appear when it lands, not before.
Sonar Ping
Counts hidden ship squares in a 3 × 3 area. One per battle.
Airstrike
Three squares in a line. Rotate it in the weapon menu. One per battle.
Torpedo
Races along a row from the nearer edge until it hits a ship. One per battle.
Computer opponents
Captains who talk back
- Ensign Pip
Fresh out of the academy. Very polite. Very nervous.
“Not my ship! I just had it painted!”
- Captain Marlow
Thirty years at sea. Dry as a ship's biscuit.
“Well fought. The sea favors the patient.”
- Admiral Vex
Undefeated. Unbearable. Unbelievably smug.
“That ship was a decoy. Obviously.”
What makes it fun
Built to be played, not just tapped
Every shot is a show
Shells arc between the boards, planes cross the target row, torpedoes leave a wake and sonar rings spread. Hits explode, sunk ships go down with a groan.
3D boards
Ships with turrets, bridges and masts, pegs that drop into their holes, and wrecks on the sea floor under a smoked pegboard. Tilt the device and the pieces swing with your view.
Sound and haptics
Cannon thump, falling whistle, splash, sonar ping and fanfares, all synthesized in code, with rumbles to match.
Medals and ranks
Earn First Blood, Bullseye, Hot Streak, Torpedo Run and more, and climb 13 naval ranks from Recruit to Fleet Admiral.
Flick to fire
On iPhone Duo, aim, then push the upright half back to fire, like pulling a lanyard.
Emotes
Quick reactions in live games, shown and read aloud on the other device. Ahoy! Bullseye! Good game!
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