Games like NavalArt

NavalArt is a naval sandbox game focused on detailed warship design, construction, and physics-based combat. Players build custom ships and test them in battles across different eras.

90% positive from 2,321 · 2018 · Steam Deck Playable · $19.99 $14.99 -25% · Lowest ever $5.09 (2018-10-30)

Early AccessSandboxNaval CombatVoxelBuilding Crafting

Six games like NavalArt

cyubeVR

90% positive from 1,125 reviews20180% finish itDeck Unsupported

VR voxel sandbox game. Procedurally generated infinite worlds, creative building with hand-based crafting and gravity gloves.

What players likedPlayers praise its beautiful VR world and enjoyable building system, despite initial control difficulties.

The catchBuilding is all there is, with no enemies, survival threats or real goals to chase.

Both are tagged Voxel, Crafting and Building.

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FOUNDRY

81% positive from 3,850 reviews20244% finish itDeck Playable

First-person voxel factory builder with creative freedom. Automate production, trade goods, and achieve galactic domination.

What players likedPlayers describe FOUNDRY as a 3D Factorio or Satisfactory with unique space station management and engaging optimization.

The catchControls and the belt system feel clunky and unintuitive

Both are tagged Crafting, Sandbox and Early Access.

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Eden Crafters

86% positive from 2,512 reviews20262% finish itDeck Unsupported

A singleplayer/co-op open-world survival crafting game focused on terraforming and automating planets. Players build factories to transform hostile environments into habitable worlds.

What players likedPlayers praise Eden Crafters as a simpler blend of Satisfactory and Planet Crafter, offering diverse planets and enjoyable automation.

The catchJank and missing polish make it feel like it never left early access.

Both are tagged Crafting, Sandbox and Early Access.

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Windward

80% positive from 3,623 reviews201512% finish it

Open-world pirate sandbox with procedural generation, trade, and combat. Cooperative sailing and faction building with evolving AI and towns.

What players likedPlayers praise Windward as a relaxing open-world game with varied missions and strategies, offering great value for its price.

The catchCo-op and multiplayer are near impossible to set up and servers sit empty.

Both are tagged Naval Combat, Sandbox and Indie.

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Wolfpack

88% positive from 2,073 reviews2019Deck Playable

Co-op U-boat simulator. Players man stations to sink convoys through manual submarine control.

What players likedPlayers praise the game's cooperative multiplayer, allowing them to crew a U-boat in various roles.

The catchDevelopment has stalled, with no real public update for about three years.

Both are tagged Naval Combat, Early Access and Simulation.

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Piratopia

83% positive from 1,052 reviews2021Deck Playable

This is a pirate-themed multiplayer game with PvE/PvP looting, ship upgrades, and roguelike elements. Players battle, collect resources, and upgrade their ships to become the greatest pirate.

The catchThe multiplayer servers are dead or empty, so there is almost nobody left to play with.

Both are tagged Naval Combat, Early Access and Indie.

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More about NavalArt

What players liked

Like From The Depths, players praise its ship-building freedom, realistic physics, and mod support.

The catch

The ship editor is unintuitive and tedious, swallowing hours to build even basic shapes.

Reviews: 90% positive from 2,321
Released: 2018
Steam Deck: Steam Deck Playable
Price: $19.99 $14.99 -25% · Lowest ever $5.09 (2018-10-30)
Play: Single-playerCo-opMulti-playerPvP

It is here because it sits in the band this site looks at: well reviewed at 90% positive, but with 2,321 reviews, far fewer than the household names carry.

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