The wave owns your vertical
Steer left and right; the swell lifts and drops your hull. A crest gives you a firing line. A trough hides you. Dodging is timing the sea.
A Planetary Broadcast Network adventure
The Navy's newest carrier has vanished in the Pacific. Micro-nations with impossible airships are redrawing the map. You command the destroyer USS Maine York on an ocean that moves your ship for you. Every soul you pull from the sea is logged by name.
Main story
“Regular listeners know that there's still no sign of the USS Nebrahoma, which disappeared in the region one week ago today. Extended search-and-rescue efforts have discovered no wreckage, nor any members of the ship's full complement of sailors.”
4,462
souls aboard the Nebrahoma,
“most of whom were aboard,” per the Navy.
In Wavy Navy, every castaway you rescue is read onto the tally board by name and hometown and logged on the Muster Roll.
The ocean is the game
Steer left and right; the swell lifts and drops your hull. A crest gives you a firing line. A trough hides you. Dodging is timing the sea.
Downed enemy aircrew drift down under grey-teal canopies. Put your hull beneath them to take prisoners, and prisoners mean Intel. Castaways from the sea join the Muster Roll.
Each chapter is a dated 1953 PBN broadcast: a Dixon cold open, sorties as the program, the upgrade shop as a live sponsor read, a clattering teletype after-action report.
Three- to five-minute sorties. Instant restart. One hand on a phone, couch-ready on a desk. Five oceans, five airship bosses, a warship that visibly grows.
The promotion ladder. Each rank has its own brass-band jingle. Only the hardest seas lead to the White House.
Before every sortie
PBN's Chief Meteorologist reports green hail with the same composure as pollen counts. Choose an ocean.
Ship's company and persons of interest











We'll return after these messages from our sponsors
In port, upgrades are sold to you live on the air. Every pickup at sea is a sponsor's product.







Out here in the real world
Wavy Navy is in development at Lost Island Entertainment for iPhone, iPad and Mac, with more decks to follow. We're recruiting a small crew of playtesters for the first builds.
Wavy Navy® is a registered trademark of Lost Island Entertainment Inc.