Battleships Armada

This is the pen-and-paper Battleship game translated to a screen: place your fleet on a hidden grid, then call shots at your opponent's grid — here, the computer — trying to sink every ship before yours goes down first. There's no twist beyond the usual not-knowing-where-anything-is, so if you've played Battleship before, nothing about the rules will surprise you. What actually decides a match is how well you read hit patterns once you land a first shot — a lone hit could belong to a two-space ship or the middle of something much longer, and guessing which changes where you fire next. It's a slower, more deliberate game than most puzzle titles, closer to a quiet logic exercise than a reflex contest.