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Leviathan: Warships
Selling a naval based turned-based strategy game to a wider audience is tricky, so Paradox Interactive hired a Barry White style narrator to read off the game's virtues to the sound of a smooth jazz soundtrack.
Does this '70s style pillow talk make you more interested in commanding a naval fleet, upgrading ships with powerful new weapons like laser cannons, and participating in asychronous cross-platform multiplayer battles on the high seas? Find out for yourself by watching the trailer below:
Leviathan: Warships also includes a cooperative campaign with nine missions, a battle recorder, and an offline mode for hermit admirals. The game is scheduled to release for PC, Mac, iOS, and select Android devices on April 30. If you want to pre-purchase the $9.99 game for PC, you can do so here.
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