Bug hunting continues and we’re spending some extra time to further optimise memory usage by the game. It is a big job and has already improved game performance and stability but perhaps most importantly will allow the addition of ships and scenarios post-release without being limited by lower end hardware.

Screenshot is a view from HMS Hood on the morning of May 24 1941 with Prinz Eugen and Bismarck 25,000 yards off the starboard bow. The director (binocular) and periscope views can be zoomed 2x, 4x and 8x to aid with identifying and aiming at targets.

We know many of you eagerly await the release of Atlantic Fleet. At this time testing and polishing of the game continues and we’re working hard to make the game bug free and stable across the various devices.

Note that there is no set release date as Atlantic Fleet will be released once we are happy with it and it gets through the review process. Expect more announcements over the next few weeks as we work day and night to get the game submitted to the various stores.

In the meantime, here’s a screenshot of RAF bombers doing their part in a Battle of the Atlantic dynamic campaign.

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Collisions are accurately modeled in Atlantic Fleet. The size of each vessel, their speed, armour and the angle of impact all determine the amount and where damage will be dealt. Incoming vessels usually suffer bow damage while target ships are damaged at the point of impact.

Capital ships can easily cause fatal damage to smaller vessels, such as destroyers, when ramming. However both ships will take some amount damage regardless of size. In addition escorts and other ships can ram submarines at periscope depth.

Collisions also occur between friendly units, especially those in tight formations, maneuvering sharply or with damage to their steering.

Screenshot shows HMS Glowworm colliding with Admiral Hipper which occurred on April 8 1940.
For those keenly watching the unveiling of ships over on the Facebook page you can add Admiral Hipper Class heavy cruiser and G Class destroyer to the list of ships available in game.

We might be a small fish in a big ocean but our commitment to delivering killer games on mobile and PC platforms couldn’t be bigger!

With no advertisements or “pay-to-progress” in-app purchases you’re in for a refreshing change.

So come on in and explore the site to see what we have been up to and what is coming in the future from Killerfish Games.

You’ll also find us actively discussing our games over at Facebook (Pacific Fleet) and Facebook (Atlantic Fleet).