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In the middle of each nation's normal training routine, a Joint Military Exercise was enacted. A select few from each nation were chosen to participate in this rigorous event. But, how did this event come to be? Are there other ulterior motives at play?
Azur Lane Crosswave is a rpg, action and anime game
developed by FELISTELLA, IDEA FACTORY and COMPILE HEART
and published by Idea Factory International.
Released on February 13th 2020 is available on Windows, Steam Deck and Steam Machine.
It has received 7,350 reviews of which 5,073 were positive and 2,277 were negative resulting in a rating of 6.8 out of 10. 😐
The game is currently priced at 38.99€ on Steam.
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- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64bit (DirectX 11 equivalent)
- Processor: Intel CPU Core-I5 3.2GHz or above
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 750Ti or AMD R7 260X equivalent
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 4 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectSound (DirectX) compatible sound card
- Additional Notes: Optimal 4k performance may require better than Recommended System Requirements
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I don't regret buying the game on discount and playing it, but I probably wouldn't get anything else from this series. The upsides are good voice acting and detailed ship waifu designs. The downsides... [*] I get that they were casting a wide net with the ship waifus, like a "something for everyone" approach - and there isn't anything like sex scenes in this game, only the suggestive model designs. That said, a few of the characters were definitely far, far below even high school age, and that's just vile. [*] Combat is absolutely brain dead - just strafe and keep spamming dodge and attack buttons. If not successful for S rank, repeat until you grind better equipment upgrades and/or levels. Zero depth, unfortunately, and it didn't feel like it had to be that way. [*] Plot was largely no-stakes whatever - you were just there for the ship waifus interactions and the voice acting. [*] The reason I got this game in the first place was that it's not a gacha game, and you get access to all the ship waifus if you just buy it (well, plus the DLC ones) - right? Well, turns out that Neptunia was also available as a ship waifu here, but only for a limited time. Now she's only present as an enemy in one stage, and shows up on loading screens - but there's no way to get her. Not needed for achievements or anything, but still mildly annoying.
Last year when first launching the game having trouble with it crash upon on launch but got it solved with using cmd and search up online with what to do and this time around repurchase the game that the problem wasn't the game but my PC. That aside, the game was quite enjoyable when i first played and grind the hell out of it non-stop with the oath system inlcuding the extra 20 ships of the DLC as well as obtaining the achievement and become the Chief Adminral Ring Distributor after everything was done. Furthermore, knowing about the Neptune DLC got delisted a bit late to the fleet a bit dissapointing for me but it is what it is and it can't be helped that i was hoping to get her as well into the collection.
Azur Lane Crosswave successfully brings one of mobile gaming's most recognizable naval franchises into a standalone 3D action RPG, offering an experience that emphasizes character-driven storytelling, stylish combat, and faithful fan service. Developed by IDEA FACTORY, COMPILE HEART, and FELISTELLA, and published by Idea Factory International, the game takes a different direction from the original mobile title by replacing side-scrolling battles with fully three-dimensional naval engagements. Rather than simply recreating the mobile experience, it expands the universe into a console-style adventure that allows players to spend more time with its colorful cast while exploring a fresh storyline centered around military exercises and unexpected threats. The narrative revolves around the four dominant naval factions—Eagle Union, Royal Navy, Sakura Empire, and Iron Blood—as they participate in a large-scale Joint Military Exercise intended to strengthen cooperation between nations. However, as the operation unfolds, mysterious incidents begin to surface, gradually transforming what seemed like a routine event into a larger conspiracy. The game places considerable focus on conversations, friendships, rivalries, and humorous interactions, making the story feel like an interactive anime series. While longtime fans will recognize many returning faces and appreciate the references to established lore, newcomers can still enjoy the overall plot thanks to its self-contained structure and clear character introductions. Combat is presented through fast-paced third-person naval battles where players directly control a shipgirl across expansive ocean arenas. Every character possesses distinct weapons, skills, and special attacks, allowing players to experiment with different combat styles while coordinating with AI-controlled allies. Battles involve dodging incoming fire, launching torpedoes, unleashing barrages, and carefully managing cooldowns to maximize damage. RPG progression further enhances the experience by allowing characters to gain levels, improve equipment, and unlock stronger capabilities over time. Although the controls remain accessible enough for newcomers, there is still enough variety in fleet composition and character customization to encourage experimentation throughout the campaign. Visually, Azur Lane Crosswave excels at capturing the charm of its source material. The cel-shaded presentation closely resembles anime artwork while giving every character expressive animations and highly detailed designs. Ocean environments, colorful weapon effects, explosions, and cinematic special attacks contribute to battles that are consistently attractive despite relatively simple stage layouts. Character models are exceptionally faithful to their original illustrations, helping the game maintain the visual identity that made the franchise so popular. Complementing the presentation is a lively soundtrack and a strong Japanese voice cast that brings personality to every conversation and battle sequence. Outside of combat, players spend a significant amount of time interacting with the game's large roster through story events and optional dialogue sequences. These moments help flesh out individual personalities while strengthening relationships between the various factions. The game includes dozens of playable characters alongside numerous support units, giving collectors plenty of opportunities to assemble favorite teams and experiment with different combinations. Additional unlockables, side content, equipment management, and replayable missions provide worthwhile incentives for players who enjoy completing every objective or maximizing each character's potential. Despite its many strengths, the game is not without weaknesses. Combat, while visually exciting and enjoyable at first, eventually settles into a repetitive rhythm because mission objectives rarely evolve beyond defeating enemies and bosses. The enemy variety is somewhat limited, and experienced action game players may find the mechanics lacking the complexity of more advanced shooters or action RPGs. The pacing can also fluctuate due to lengthy dialogue sequences between battles, occasionally slowing the momentum for players who prefer continuous gameplay. Likewise, those unfamiliar with the Azur Lane franchise may not feel the same emotional connection to the extensive cast, making some character-driven moments less impactful. From a technical perspective, the PC version delivers a polished experience with stable performance, responsive controls, and attractive visuals that scale well on modern hardware. While environmental detail occasionally falls behind the impressive quality of the character models, the overall production values remain consistently solid throughout the adventure. The game feels polished and well optimized, successfully translating its anime-inspired aesthetic into an interactive format without sacrificing visual clarity or performance. Azur Lane Crosswave ultimately succeeds by focusing on what fans love most about the franchise: its memorable cast, appealing art style, and entertaining naval combat. It may not redefine the action RPG genre or offer the deepest combat system available, but it provides an enjoyable adventure that balances accessible gameplay with engaging storytelling and extensive character content. Players looking for a faithful adaptation filled with anime charm, collectible characters, and satisfying progression will find plenty to appreciate, while those seeking highly technical action mechanics may view it as a more casual experience. Even so, it stands as one of the stronger adaptations of a mobile game into a full premium release, delivering a package that remains enjoyable from beginning to end. Azur Lane Crosswave is a polished and visually appealing adaptation that successfully expands the beloved mobile franchise into a full-fledged action RPG. Although repetitive mission design and moderate gameplay depth keep it from reaching its full potential, its engaging cast, polished presentation, rewarding progression, and faithful recreation of the Azur Lane universe make it an enjoyable experience for fans and an approachable entry point for newcomers alike. Rating: 7/10
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Frequently Asked Questions
Azur Lane Crosswave is currently priced at 38.99€ on Steam.
No, Azur Lane Crosswave is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 38.99€ on Steam.
Yes, Azur Lane Crosswave received 5,073 positive votes out of a total of 7,350 achieving a rating of 6.77.
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Azur Lane Crosswave was developed by FELISTELLA, IDEA FACTORY and COMPILE HEART and published by Idea Factory International.
Yes, Azur Lane Crosswave is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Azur Lane Crosswave is not playable on MacOS.
No, Azur Lane Crosswave is not playable on Linux.
Yes, Azur Lane Crosswave is playable on Steam Deck, though it might require a few minor tweaks. Make sure to check the Steam store page and community feedback on ProtonDB for exact compatibility details.
Yes, Azur Lane Crosswave is playable and fully supported on Steam Machine.
No, Azur Lane Crosswave does not support VR.
Azur Lane Crosswave is a single-player game.
Yes, there are 8 DLCs available for Azur Lane Crosswave. Explore additional content available for Azur Lane Crosswave on Steam.
No, Azur Lane Crosswave does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Yes, Azur Lane Crosswave supports Remote Play on Phone, Remote Play on Tablet and Remote Play on TV. Discover more about Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Azur Lane Crosswave is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Azur Lane Crosswave.
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Developer
FELISTELLA,
IDEA FACTORY,
COMPILE HEART
Publisher
Idea Factory International
Release
13 Feb 2020
Platforms
Remote Play