HighFleet

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In a world with no memory of its past. The House of Sayadi sends its thousand-ton military ships to the skies.

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Developer:
Konstantin Koshutin
Publisher:
MicroProse Software, Inc.
Release date:
27 July 2021
Recent Steam reviews:
Mostly Positive (72)
All Steam reviews:
Very Positive (4184)

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Description

In a world with no memory of its past. The House of Sayadi sends its thousand-ton military ships to the skies. Stirring the peace of nations inhabiting the earth they strive to bring back what they have lost.

As a commander of the Sayadi Task Force you’ve been sent to regain control of the rebellious Kingdom of Gerat by whatever means necessary. To succeed will require careful exploration, clever resource management, cautious diplomacy and building a fleet capable of ruling the skies unchallenged.



But maybe a much greater destiny awaits you in this journey. As this forsaken land still hides the mysterious prophecies of a long forgotten past.

Killer combat

At the heart of HighFleet is a unique form of combat in which giant ships bristling with weaponry duel above the desert. This is no mindless button mashing, however. Far from it. Battles are won by skilfully moving into positions that allow you to exploit your enemies' weak spots.

Serious strategy

Mastering HighFleet requires much more than winning battles. You must explore the mysterious lands of Gerat. You must manage your ships, men, fuel and other resources. You must engage in diplomacy with the various factions. And then there’s the prophecy to be unravelled…

Freedom to fly

Thanks to HighFleet’s in-game ship editor, you can build the perfect fleet to suit your style of fighting. The many distinctive ship options and upgrade paths ensure the game will provide plenty of replay value.

One-of-a-kind world

The “dieselpunk” visual aesthetic, immersive music and sounds, and underlying mystery of HighFleet combine to create a truly unique and unforgettable atmosphere. This is a world you won’t want to leave until you’ve uncovered every secret and followed your destiny to the very end.

Recommended system requirements

minimum*

Requirement 1:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *:
64-bit Windows 10 / 64-bit 8.1
Processor:
Intel i3-2100 , AMD Athlon 200GE
Memory:
4 GB RAM
Graphics:
Nvidia GeForce GT 950
Storage:
2 GB available space
Sound Card:
DirectX Compatible Sound Card
Additional Notes:
Full High Definition (1920x1080)

recommended*

Requirement 1:
Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
OS *:
64-bit Windows 10 / 64-bit 8.1
Processor:
4 cores Intel | AMD CPU (Intel i3-8100, AMD Ryzen 3 1200)
Memory:
8 GB RAM
Graphics:
Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070
Storage:
2 GB available space
Sound Card:
DirectX Compatible Sound Card

User reviews

The New Cascadian
Recommended | 16 Jun 2026
3765h played

Unironically one of my favorite games amongst several years and several hundreds of unsatisfying experiences. Taking place in a Dune-esque world you command various giant steel methane fueled sky ships to do battle. On

Helpful: 31
jerziekid
Recommended | 10 Jun 2026
268h played

This game is dope and pretty challenging. It really doesn't hold your hand, you just have to try and fail over and over again. On it's surface, it looks like a nifty 2D twin stick shooter with flying ships, but the

Helpful: 7
danspiral
Not recommended | 21 Jun 2026
47.8h played

This game is for unemployed, no family people. It has some things going for it but has two major flaws that make it actually unplayable for me - an adult father. 1. it only autosaves after indeterminate play periods

Helpful: 6
mr_goofytime
Recommended | 19 Jun 2026
40.0h played

It's a very unique game and I recommend it. Don't listen to people whining about difficulty or things not being explained. Things are explained well enough and those that are not are easy to figure out with some common

Helpful: 6
elmaKurdu48
Not recommended | 29 Jun 2026
27.9h played

this UX doesn't justify the intensity of the game. game doesn't have a single panel for what weapons you have. yet a single mistake makes you restart your campaign. how am I supposed to plan if I have no idea which of

Helpful: 5
Sykarus
Not recommended | 24 Jun 2026
5.9h played

To be honest, this game feels unfinished. It has a solid foundation and a lot of potential, and it can be fun for a while. But the longer you play, the more the lack of polish starts to show. The game is glitchy, rough

Helpful: 4