I have played several scenarios using 1:6000 scale naval miniatures and find the rules to be a decent balance of accuracy and ease of play. There are some rules that need to be modified such as the air and anti-aircraft sections. For movement, it is more accurate (and quicker) to alternate moving formations of ships as opposed to individual ships. I also found that using AP and Super AP special abilities gives too much advantage to heavy guns as well as the Weak special ability should not apply to firing on destroyes and below. I also noted the torpedo belt is a good rule but needs some clarification as rerolling every damage die that was succesful seems a bit extreme. I have yet to include submarines to test those rules. Overall, a good set of rules.

The rules are easy to learn Most common ships are stated out for the players. For additional ships and expanded rules purchase: Order of battle and download there in house magazines that have articles with updates and extra ships and planes .

This is a solid, playable set of table-top naval rules. Air units may be a bit over-simplified, but otherwise a good set for someone interested in quick-play rules. Extensive naval unit listings provide a lot of variety.

The download includes all of the counters in the sold-separately Victory at Sea counter set. I’ll quibble a little with their choice of a fairly hard to read type face on the counters, but they are otherwise good artwork and in full color.

Quite happy with this one.