The massively multiplayer Foxhole introduces naval warfare update, featuring gunboats and submarines, expanding the persistent battlefield styles and tactics.


Foxhole Unleashes Naval Warfare Update with Subs and Gunboats

Foxhole, the popular massively multiplayer game, recently revealed its large-scale game update: Naval Warfare. This update brings in a fresh wave of excitement as it broadens the player's experience beyond the regular infantry battles. The seas have become the new frontier in this game, with substantial additions such as gunboats, submarines, beach landings, and destroyers—all free additions with the update.

Distinguishable for its enduring online battlefield, Foxhole has always provided players with the ability to contribute in different capacities, both on the front line or at the rear, assisting with supplies and support of logistics. The Naval Warfare update adds another dimension of variety to roles within the game where players can now decide to be sailors, mariners, or even ship captains.

Motivated team play is nurtured as essential ship tasks are distributed among crew members. From taking care of the boat's engine and navigation systems to shipping ammunition and launching attacks, every function forms a key role in sustaining the ship and the team. Just as in real-life battle situations, tactical movements present themselves as enemies can be sidestepped or directly engaged in combat.

One of the highlighted features in this update involves combat strategies that target individual parts of enemy ships. Strikes on these specified sections cause compartments to be flooded, creating an urgent situation for opponents where they must abandon their positions to bailout water as a manner to stay afloat.

Submarine warfare adds another layer of engaging challenge to the mix. These sea behemoths have the ability to launch surprise attacks on convoys that aren’t vigilant with their depth charges. These amphibious assaults take place during the World War II phase, in line with the game's timeline setting. However, there are also landing crafts for beach assaults, echoing some of the most crucial military encounters during the war.

Here's a look at the launch trailer for Foxhole's Naval Warfare update:

Games like these have a unique allure – they attract players who are looking for an immersive experience that feels more like a hobby than a standard gaming session. Foxhole operates in this niche, somewhat similar to the MMO veterans, EVE Online or Arma 3.

Curious about Foxhole and its newly introduced naval warfare? The game is now available on Steam with a 33% discount for new players. Alternatively, if medieval warfare is more appealing to you, you can watch out for the developer's upcoming game - Anvil Empires.

Whether your fascination lies in manning the artillery on a destroyer or in quietly steering a stealthy submarine, Foxhole's Naval Warfare upgrade offers the excitement of sea warfare in their enduring digital battlefield. Prepare your crew, hoist the anchor, and take the helm as the seas await your triumph.

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