Azur Lane Crosswave

IDEA FACTORY / Feb 13, 2020 / Action, Adventure, RPG

Singleplayer

windows
Steam Deck Playable

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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?

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Update

2020-10-09

Hello everyone! We just pushed out a small system update to improve some stability for some people. Thank you!

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What players say

Mostly Positive

76% positive, 1,407 reviews

Recommended3 hrs played

Azur Lane: Crosswave is a single-player 3D action spin-off that takes the franchise’s shipgirl cast and turns them into an arcade-style naval shooter. Instead of the mobile game’s management-heavy structure, it focuses on quick missions, character-driven scenes, and flashy battles designed to feel like an anime spectacle. In combat you directly control one ship in third-person, steering around the battlefield while...

16 found this helpful, 2026-02-21

Recommended23 hrs played

Azur Lane: Crosswave is a console spin-off of the mobile gacha game, built as a hybrid between a light 3D action shooter and a visual novel, but mostly the latter. It’s mainly aimed at fans of the series, if you like the characters, their designs, and seeing them interact, this delivers. But as a game, it’s limited, with shallow combat and a heavy reliance on dialogue. I’d probably only recommend it on sale, unless...

13 found this helpful, 2025-09-30

Not recommended23 hrs played

An action game based on the gacha game franchise Azur Lane where the player selects 3 playable ships (girls) that they can change in the middle of combat and 3 support ships to complete scenarios which generally involve mowing down mobs, big boss ships and other ship girls. The control are responsive. The character designs are beautiful. There are 4 different ship classes, and all of them play different enough from...

13 found this helpful, 2026-01-08