Naval Assault: The Killing Tide available on Xbox 360

Naval Assault The Killing Tide
Naval Assault The Killing Tide
Global video game publisher 505 Games and developer Artech Studios today announced that submarine action combat game, Naval Assault: The Killing Tide is now available at retail outlets nationwide, exclusively for the Xbox 360™ video game and entertainment system from Microsoft. As the first game of its kind for a next gen platform, players take the helm of their very own World War II submarine in the raging, war-torn waters of the North Atlantic in order to stop the advance of the fierce Axis forces.

“Naval Assault: The Killing Tide offers gamers a unique WWII action experience,” said Adam Kline, president of 505 Games U.S. “Players engage in intense submarine-based warfare as a U.S. sub commander taking on the German fleet in the treacherous waters of the North Atlantic.”

Set in 1943, Naval Assault: The Killing Tide engages players in non-stop combat through lethal deep-sea missions in the North Atlantic. Players join the U.S. Naval submarine fleet in order to stop the spread of Axis forces and turn the killing tide of war. At the helm of various submarines built exclusively for Naval Assault: The Killing Tide, players must use their underwater vessels to seek and destroy enemy aircraft and warships, dodge mines, and intercept communications in order to loosen the hold of the enemy and achieve victory. To conquer the Axis forces, players confront oil tankers, cargo ships, destroyers, frigates, battleships and more. To take control of the North Atlantic, players will need a healthy dose of stealth and cunning, as well as sharp shooting deck gun and torpedo skills to successfully destroy the enemy fleet in 30 single- and multi-player missions.

Naval Assault: The Killing Tide, rated E for Everyone by the ESRB, is now available at retail outlets nationwide for an MSRP of $49.99 for Xbox 360.


Posted

in

by

Comments

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.