How does the radar ability work?

Activating radar reveals all cells in a small area of the opponent's grid without counting as a shot — use it strategically when unsure where remaining ships are clustered.

Can I play against another person?

Yes — the game includes a local multiplayer mode where players take turns on the same device.

What happens when all ships of one side are sunk?

The game ends immediately and the player whose ships remain wins.

Battleship Admiral

Strategy

Battleship Admiral is a browser version of the classic naval grid game with a visual overhaul — ships are shown as scaled vessel silhouettes and explosions animate on hits. The mechanic added beyond standard Battleship is the radar ability: once per game you can reveal a small area of the opponent's grid.

Place your fleet of 5 ships on a 10×10 grid, then alternate firing shots with the opponent. Click any unrevealed cell to fire; hits are marked red, misses blue. Sink all opponent ships before yours are sunk. Against AI, the difficulty affects how intelligently the computer hunts down partially hit ships. Multiplayer mode allows turn-based play against another player.

Works for players who want a quick familiar game without installing anything. One match runs 5-15 minutes. Tip: when you hit a ship, fire along the same row and column in both directions before trying adjacent cells — most hits belong to horizontal or vertical ships, so axis-aligned follow-up shots are statistically more efficient.

FAQ

How does the radar ability work?: Activating radar reveals all cells in a small area of the opponent's grid without counting as a shot — use it strategically when unsure where remaining ships are clustered.
Can I play against another person?: Yes — the game includes a local multiplayer mode where players take turns on the same device.
What happens when all ships of one side are sunk?: The game ends immediately and the player whose ships remain wins.