Recent! Naval Strategy Game: Naval War Arctic Circle

A couple of months ago, I searched the pages of Paradox Interactive and found a possible gem. As I've said before the naval strategy games aren't that popular with the general public, hence the small number of naval strategy games available on the market. Now when i was scrolling through the new releases of Paradox Interactive, I saw this game called Arctic Circle. It looked very promising, and its release date was 04/10/12. I really didn't believe it, finally a naval war game being released this year!

Arctic Circle is set in the near future 2020 (I think), and action takes place near the British and Norwegian coast all the way to the North American coast. The game is set in 2020, this means that you have the possibility to control the most modern vessels and air forces, belonging to some of the strongest NATO forces and of course Russia. You need to find the enemy through the use of radar or send out scouts like the AWACS. Once you have found the enemy, you can blow them to pieces using the long range missiles. Article Circle is definitely a naval strategy game that is worth following!

Two campaign modes, telling a narrative from Russian and NATO sides On-line play through LAN as well as over the Internet Enormous area of game play space, with over 35 million square km of open sea and coast line

Extreme long range guided and self-guided weaponry; if you can detect the enemy, it will be possible to strike

Vertical game play, from orbit aerial units to the bottom of the ocean floor through a seamless zoomable map of the entire North Atlantic Ocean Detection and evasion focus with realistic sensory measures and countermeasures yielding a strategic game experience based on stealth rater than head on tactical battle

Great detail in unit management with fewer but more powerful units making selection and management more distinguishable and less cluttered with an unparallelled level of individual detail

Realistic weather model, with real world implications for tactical and strategical deployment of resources at hand

Real world units, with all major powers. Both contemporary and experimental surface, subsurface and aerial units