StrategyFit check
Is Hasbro's BATTLESHIP worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Fans of Battleship who want online two-player matches
- Players who prefer coordinate-based naval strategy over action combat
- Strategy players interested in special commander attacks and alternate arenas
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-driven naval campaign with extended narrative content
- Those who want large-scale fleet management instead of grid-based ship placement and missile targeting
- Players looking for activities outside Battleship-style matches
Our take on Hasbro's BATTLESHIP
The collection framing may suggest several separate games, but the described content centers on Classic mode and Commanders Mode. Its additional scope comes from commander attacks, seven arenas, missions, medals, and achievement tracking.
What is Hasbro's BATTLESHIP?
Play a digital naval strategy game based on the Battleship board game.
Arrange a fleet, choose coordinates, fire missiles, and locate the opposing ships in two-player matches. Classic mode uses a square grid, while Commanders Mode adds six commanders with distinct abilities, alternate fleets, smaller grids, and different battlefield layouts. Battles take place across seven arenas inspired by historical naval locations, including Montevideo, the Baltic Sea, the Mounsell Forts of the Thames, Gibraltar, the White Cliffs of Dover, Fort St. Angelo, and the Rhode Island Colossus. Missions, medals, awards, levels, and achievements record wins, losses, cumulative points, misses, and victories with a chosen commander. Online play supports matches against friends and family.
How Hasbro's BATTLESHIP plays
- 01Classic Mode
- The standard mode uses a square grid for two-player fleet battles.
- 02Commander Abilities
- The six commanders use distinct attacks, including area strikes, row or column attacks, multi-cell shots, and a single-hit ship attack.
- 03Seven Arenas
- Battles use settings inspired by Montevideo, the Baltic Sea, the Mounsell Forts of the Thames, Gibraltar, the White Cliffs of Dover, Fort St. Angelo, and the Rhode Island Colossus.
- 04Online Matches
- Players can challenge friends and family in two-player games.
- 05Progression Awards
- Missions and achievements track wins, cumulative points, misses, and victories with a selected commander.
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Hasbro's BATTLESHIP: platforms & release
Is Hasbro's BATTLESHIP worth it?
It is worth it if: fans of Battleship who want online two-player matches. Skip it if: players seeking a story-driven naval campaign with extended narrative content.
Where can I download Hasbro's BATTLESHIP?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Hasbro's BATTLESHIP's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Hasbro's BATTLESHIP on?
Windows only.
