World of Warships brings the battle to the Microsoft Store in early access

Available in early access, free-to-play naval combat MMO World of Warships has hit the Microsoft Store. The game's Windows Store launch comes just a day after it also arrived on Steam, and two years after it first launched in 2015.

World of Warships offers an MMO experience in which you can take part in naval combat with other players from around the world. You can put together a custom fleet of ships, ranging from destroyers and cruisers to carriers. In addition to random player versus player skirmishes, World of Warships also promises player versus environment scenarios.

Of course, this being a free-to-play title, there a fair number of in-game purchases as well, ranging from new ships, customizations, and more. Of course, things can get pretty expensive fast. Still, if you're down for giving what's available for free a shot, you can grab World of Warships now from the Microsoft Store to get started.

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