Sea Battle | HTML5 Battleship Game on a Radar Scope

Description

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Classic Battleship, Reimagined on a Radar Scope

Sea Battle brings the timeless paper-and-pencil naval duel to the browser as a polished HTML5 game. Deploy your fleet, scan the enemy waters, and try to sink all ten enemy hulls before your own fleet is destroyed. With its vintage CRT radar look and hand-drawn canvas graphics, every match feels tense, stylish, and instantly readable.

How the Game Plays

The action is built around two linked grids: your own fleet grid and the opposing grid where you track enemy movements. Place your ships, take turns firing, and watch the sweeping radar beam reveal contacts as the battle unfolds. Clear rules, classic 10×10 play, and a sharp retro presentation make it easy to pick up and hard to put down.

Key Features

• Authentic radar scope aesthetic inspired by vintage CRT displays, with graphics drawn on HTML5 Canvas
• Two interconnected grids for your fleet and for tracking the enemy
• Cinematic radar sweep that illuminates contacts during play
• Customizable hull representations, from detailed vessel profiles to simple radar returns
• Classic paper Battleship rules on a 10×10 grid, with a fleet of ships in varying sizes
• Challenging AI opponent that uses a strategic checkerboard search pattern
• Flexible deployment with manual placement, rotation, pick-up-to-move, and one-click random placement
• Animated torpedo runs with wake trails and bubble effects
• Live telemetry showing shots fired, hits, accuracy, hulls sunk, and score
• Fully responsive design for desktop, tablet, and mobile play

Who It Is For

Sea Battle suits casual gamers looking for a quick strategic match, strategy fans who enjoy outthinking an AI opponent, retro gaming enthusiasts, and anyone introducing younger players to tactical thinking through a familiar naval game.

Built With Modern Web Technology

Built with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript, Sea Battle runs in major browsers including Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome, and Edge, and adapts smoothly to different screen sizes and resolutions.