MMOHut, "Navy Field is a one of a kind game in the free-to-play field. While technically a World War 2 naval simulator, it doesn’t try to be very realistic and instead relies on large scale, fast-paced battles and high experience rates to keep players coming back. The gameplay is definitely an acquired tasted as Navy Field has a steeper learning curve than most of..."
Online naval battle game NavyFIELD has received positive reviews from players for providing direct communication on the game development process. When planning a long hoped renewal for the game mode Harbor Assault, SD EnterNET, publisher of NavyFIELD, decided to collect player input and guidance. Soon after the announcement, a great number of ideas and suggestions from players began arriving via email and forums. Those ideas will be collected and assigned to the development team, in order to be used as a basic resource for developing the game mode.
This is one reason why the PC gaming community is so tight-nit. great companies like Valve and Blizzard listen to and communicate with their gamers and that's why they make great products and have such high gamer loyalty.
If you want to make an excellent game it doesn't hurt to get direct feedback and take advise from the paying customers.
Bravo Navyfield!! I'm gonna check it out right now.
MMOHut, "Console gamers have grown accustomed to the never ending deluge of World War 2 games, but now free to play MMO fans are getting a taste of the Third Reich. A string of new free to play MMOs set during this time period are about to be released. These games are developed from all corners of the world, from North America to Russia to Korea..."
