In some ways HighFleet can be considered a dieselpunk version of Oregon Trail with a military focus, where the player will have a long trek ahead of them to reach their target.
Though expendable weapons like bombs and missiles aren’t so lucrative, they’re still worth picking up to equip on friendly ships. Most ship weapons, especially ballistic weapons like cannons, machine guns, and rocket launchers, come with a really high selling price and can quickly pay dividends. One of the best and stable ways to get cash is to salvage equipment from enemy wrecks post-battle.
For the sake of cash efficiency, it would be wise to avoid spending unnecessary premiums on fuel unless absolutely necessary, and aim to top off the fleet’s fuel tanks and designated fuel depot cities for cheaper fuel. The two most important resources in HighFleet are cash and fuel, which let you buy items and keep the fleet moving. To get prospective admirals started on their long journey to defeat the revels, we compiled a list of handy advice and suggestions to help jump the learning curve more easily. In fact, the whole game can be quite intimidating with its stylized UI and lack of hand-holding throughout the game. The strategic layer of HighFleet is incredibly complex with many interlocking systems on top of a challenging campaign, even on Normal difficulty.
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