Pax Britannica 1.0

Pax Britannica is a real-time strategy game developed by No Fun Games, designed for two to four players who engage in underwater battles with the objective of being the last player standing.

Gameplay Overview

Players begin by selecting a ship and can choose to compete against human opponents or the computer AI. The game initiates once more than one ship is selected.

Interaction with the game is accomplished by touching the designated game area (the left screen for player 1 and the right screen for player 2), which causes the needle on the radial menu within the player’s factory ship to spin. The extent to which the needle can rotate is constrained by the player's current resources, which accumulate over time in various forms. Upon releasing the touch, a ship corresponding to the needle's position is spawned.

• Fighter: A small, agile, and cost-effective ship, ideal for pursuing bombers.
• Bomber: This ship launches slow projectiles that inflict significant damage on frigates and enemy factory ships.
• Frigate: A robust vessel that unleashes volleys of heat-seeking torpedoes, particularly effective against fighters.
• Upgrade: Players can enhance their factory ship to improve resource accumulation rates.

The ships spawned in the game operate autonomously, utilizing advanced artificial aquatelligence technology. Victory is awarded to the player who successfully maintains their factory ship's integrity while eliminating opponents.

Pax Britannica is available under the MIT License. For those interested in exploring its development, the source code can be found at GitHub.