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Fighting Steel is a 1999 video game by Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI). It depicts naval surface combat in World War II and is similar to another game by SSI, Great Naval Battles. Subsequently, SSI/DBZ granted permission to Naval Warfare Simulations to create expansions and upgrades to Fighting Steel, which were produced for free download between 2005 and 2008.
The game features an in-game camera, and ability to command several ships at once.
Main game screen; bottom displays helm functions.Main game screen; bottom displays ship schematic.
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Category:Naval battles and operations of World War II