NEXON Europe has announced that its upcoming new free-to-play massively multiplayer naval real-time strategy game Navy Field 2 will enter Open Beta Testing on April 18^th. Throughout the period of the Public Evaluation Test, NEXON Europe listened to the extensive feedback from the community and implemented important changes such as a more user friendly tutorial, allowing players to fully understand the Navy Field 2 experience, interface changes to enable a more MMO experience and scaling the game to make it even larger than before.

In the game, players will experience impressive naval action with large-scale warfare with up to 64 players in 32 vs. 32 in PvP battles. Players will build their ships to fight for one of four nations, which are Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Japan. With over 170 ships that can be remodeled into 456 different styles; including destroyers, battle cruisers, aircraft carriers, and submarines, the level of customization has been tremendously evolved compared to Navy Field 1.

In the Open Beta Test, players can experience ‘epic’ missions like Dover, Midway and the Solomon-Isles by using historically accurate fleets to capture the atmosphere of the time. There will be two game modes such as ‘Total War’ (Deathmatch) where players earn points with every ship they destroy, and ‘Base Occupation’ where players have to occupy the Strongholds of their enemies.

“In Navy Field 2, there is no such thing as an unbeatable ship. The game offers a balanced Rock-Paper-Scissors mechanic whereby each vessel has unique strengths and weaknesses. In this balanced environment, players must manage their forces with meticulous strategies to win each battle,” said Kent Jeong, Director at SD EnterNET, the developing studio.

Source of information: NEXON Europe press release.

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