The wait is over—Victory At Sea Atlantic now officially supports Steam Workshop, making it easier than ever to share and discover community-created content!

This major update opens the floodgates for modders, with new tools and expanded customization options. Whether you're tweaking factions, adding your own custom flags and icons, or giving your captains unique portraits, this is your chance to shape the battlefield your way.

Modding Features:
Full Steam Workshop integration.

Edit factions, including support for custom flags and faction icons.

Add custom captain portraits to give your fleet even more personality.

Important Note for Modders: Mods created in version 0.41.0.0 will now require both Factions.csv and Portraits.csv to function correctly.

Gameplay Updates:
Added the USS Alabama, a variant of the South Dakota-class battleship.

Added the HMS Repulse, a variant of the Renown-class battlecruiser.

Introduced the Junkers Ju 88, a dive/torpedo bomber.

Left-clicking the ocean in combat now issues a move order—giving you more precise control in the heat of battle.

Visual & Audio Enhancements:
Ship captain portraits have been added, bringing more life to your command staff.

Battle results are now displayed on their own dedicated screen after custom battles.

Several gunfire sounds have been updated for a more impactful naval experience.

We’re excited to see what the community will create with these new tools. Dive in, explore the Workshop, and let us know what you think on the forums!

Bug Fixes:
Fixed an issue where campaign updates could occur during scenario combats.

Resolved a bug where rapidly enabling/disabling mods could cause partial data loading.


See you on the high seas, Commander.

Our latest major update has arrived in Victory At Sea Atlantic, introducing one of the most requested features: modding support!

This is the last of our big updates based on feedback so if you have anything else you want to add, small or large please let us know!

Alongside this, we’ve packed in numerous gameplay improvements, quality-of-life changes, and bug fixes to enhance your naval warfare experience.

Modding System Implemented
We’re thrilled to introduce the MOD system, allowing players to customize and expand Victory At Sea Atlantic like never before. Whether you want to tweak gameplay mechanics, add new content, or create entirely fresh experiences, this new system provides the tools to make it happen. We can't wait to see what the community creates!

We also have a request to make, if you are playing the game, please give us a review, good or bad, or good and bad! As long as it is constructive! We want feedback, it's the only way we can improve Atlantic!


Gameplay:

Implemented the modding system.
ASW bombers may be housed in level 1 airfields.
Increased the chances to detect a submersible as it launches a torpedo to 100%.
Added a compass to the game screen.
Added a weather report to the game screen.
The firing crosshair displays the range to the target position.
All ships show their current speed and bearing on a label.
Tooltips on damaged ship subsystems show their time to repair.
Adjusted the repair rate of ship subsystems.
Fleet AI better avoids hostile ports.
Airborne flights may be scrapped, giving no resources.

Visuals:

Added waves around shorelines in combat.
Ensured roads load in the correct place on the terrain.

Bug fixes:

Made sure the correct terrain loads in when raiding a port without landing craft.
Made sure the HMS Queen Elizabeth spawns in new campaigns.
Fixed a case of the tutorial getting stuck during the basic campaign tutorial.
Prevented new spotter aircraft being added to cruisers and battleships with ASW bomber payloads.
Aircraft bank in the correct direction when manually steering.

This update lays the foundation for even more improvements, and with modding now in the hands of the community, we’re excited to see how Victory At Sea Atlantic evolves! Let us know what you think, and as always, thank you for your continued support!

Thank you!