Boat Crew

Tabbing Tabby · MicroProse Software

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Aug 1, 2022
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Command your crew in Boat Crew, a gripping action-strategy experience amidst the Pacific War. Take charge of a PT boat against Imperial Japan, skillfully managing resources and personnel by any means necessary to ensure victory in this high-stakes conflict.

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  1. Developer post

    Early Access v1.8.1 Stable | Gamepad and Public Lobbies

    This update aims to bring you full gamepad support, a public lobby system, and ability to command squadron boats and squadron ships separately or all at once. Co-Op is still considered Beta so please let us know of any issues that may come across while playing, especially with th

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    Early Access v1.8.1.1 Experimental | Public Co-Op Lobby Tests

    Early Access v1.8.1.1 Experimental - You may now host and join public lobbies. - Engagement squadron management controls expanded to allow separate control of boats and ships. - Refreshed challenge levels (now Scenarios). - Implemented gamepad specific tutorial messages and added

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    Early Access v1.8.1.0 Experimental | Gamepad

    Early Access v1.8.1.0 Experimental - Full Gamepad Support. - Japanese ground officers implemented for the recent reinforcement system rework. - Adjustments Co-Op player visibility and reinforcement mechanics inclusions. - Attempted to reduce likelihood of supply vessels changing