See the latest video for PT Boats: Knights of the Sea

by: Chad - posted: 11/12/2009 2:54:00 PM

The upcoming naval simulation PT Boats: Knights of the Sea allows for some crazy strategy game play.  Take control of each crew member separately or command a whole group of ships.  The game is currently in beta and should be released later this year.  A demo should also be hitting their web site at some point closer to launch.

Below is a trailer for some of the aerial aspects of the game. You can definitely tell that it supports some intense graphics options as it looks beautiful.  Enjoy! 

Sea-to-Air combat video released!

Battlefront.com, an independent internet-based publisher for superior war and strategy games and one of the internets largest wargaming communities, and Akella, one of Eastern Europe’s leading development and publishing houses, proudly present a completely new in-game action video for the upcoming naval simulation "PT Boats: Knights of the Sea“!

Air to surface combat plays an important role in any even halfway serious naval combat simulation, just as attacks from above are one of the biggest threats for any marine vessel in real life, even today. No surprise that PT Boats features a rich and detailed simulation of air-to-surface combat in the game. This week’s video release highlights the aerial action that takes place above the sea – watch as planes break apart on a critical hit, pilots bail out, or a Stuka dive bomber executes a perfect bombing run.

Official Game website: www.battlefront.com/ptboats

About the game
"PT Boats: Knights of the Sea“ is a full-blown naval simulation, and more: combining key elements of a strategic, tactical and action simulator, the game allows the player to control each crew member separately - or command whole groups of ships in a strategic layer!

"PT Boats“ fully supports DirectX 10 and multi-core processors. System requirements and the recommended system configuration is listed below.

"PT Boats: Knights of the Sea“ is currently in beta and localization stage and will be ready for release later this year, 2009. The english language version will be available in North America and Europe only from www.battlefront.com, via direct download or as a hardcopy with fully printed manual and DVD box by mail for $45 (plus S&H if applicable). A free demo will be available around the time of release as well.