While it may sound complex on paper, World of Warships is actually pretty easy to pick up and play - especially as the game starts you off in battles against computer controlled opponents, rather than human foes, making it much less intimidating for youngsters. It's not enough to just point at an enemy ship - you have to wait for your guns to converge on your cursor before you fire - and you'll need to lead your opponent, too, firing slightly in front of them to take into account the fact they're moving. Instead, you have to plan your moves in advance, keeping an eye on enemy positions so you can steer in plenty of time to avoid their shots, and even take into account how long your guns will take to rotate into position. Far from being nimble and responsive, your ships feel exactly as they should - heavy, bulky and a little bit slow to react - as nothing at sea happens in an instant.
With no need to set your guns' elevation, or anything complex like that, all you need to do is point and shoot - but there's a little bit more to it below the surface.
All you really have to do is use the W,A,S,D keys to steer your ship, and use your mouse cursor to aim your guns. Getting the blend between historical accuracy and accessibility just about right, World of Warships is actually surprisingly easy to pick up and start playing.
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