BattleSea Wiki

Reference for BattleSea, the browser shipbuilding and naval combat game: compare every weapon, aircraft, engine and ship, and read how building, combat and progression work.

Compare

Weapons: Every weapon on sale, with its price and what it does in battle. Sort on any column, or tick a few rows to set them side by side.
Aircraft: Every airframe on sale: what it attacks with, how fast it flies and what it needs to launch.
Engines: Every engine on sale, by power, weight and price.
Ships: Every ship in the Shop. A ship's price is the sum of its parts, so these totals follow the part prices.

Basics

Getting started: What you do in BattleSea, what a new captain owns, and how to win a first battle.
Controls: Every key and touch control, for every screen.

Building

Shipyard: How to build a ship, and what it needs before it is allowed to launch.
Floating, speed and turning: Why a design floats, stays upright, moves and turns the way it does.

Combat

Health and sinking: What the health bar measures and the five ways a ship is lost.
Armor and damage: How strong each material is, what armor stops, and where a hit's energy goes.
Firing weapons: Weapon groups, aiming, torpedoes and the guns that fire on their own.
Aircraft and carriers: What aircraft need to launch and what each kind does once it is up.
Submarines: What makes a ship able to dive, how deep it can go, and how to hunt one.
Sensors and visibility: What you can see, and what radar, sonar and fire-control fittings add.

Battles

Battle modes: Missions, public matches, private rooms and tests, and what each one pays.
Missions: Every mission, what it pays and what opens it.
Maps: The preset seas and how far you can see on each.

Progress

Coins and Rare Metals: How each currency is earned and what things cost.
Levels and ranks: How battles turn into XP, what each level pays, and the rank titles.