Pirates Clash 2 | 3D Naval Battle HTML5 Game

Pirates Clash 2 — Rule the Seas is a complete, self-contained, browser-based naval battle arena rendered in real 3D (WebGL via a bundled three.js r128). You captain a sailing ship across a living ocean with genuine wave physics, trade broadsides with thirteen AI captains, collect gold and treasure, level up, and upgrade from a wooden Sloop to the mighty Dreadnought in the Shipyard. All graphics — ships, islands, water, sky, particles — are generated procedurally by code; all audio is synthesized at runtime with Web Audio.Pirates Clash 2 only bundled file is the three.js rendering library, disclosed and MIT-licensed. There is no server, no database, and no build step: upload the folder to any static host and the game is live.Pirates Clash 2 game is a persistent arena, not a level list: bots spawn, hunt, flee, strafe and volley relative to your power; you loot coins and chests, dodge drifting mines, ram smaller ships to steal their gold, and climb an XP curve that scales the world against you. A ballistic gunnery preview traces every volley’s true flight path, a first-voyage tutorial walks new players through the real actions, and progress (gold, level, upgrades, hulls) saves automatically to the browser.At a GlancePure HTML5 / JavaScript in real 3D — WebGL rendering via three.js r128, bundled locally under the MIT License. No framework, no build step, no server, no database Pirates Clash 2 Everything is generated in code — ships, islands, palm trees, water, sky, particles and every sound and music track are procedural. The only third-party file is the disclosed three.js libraryPirates Clash 2 Five ship classes — Sloop, Brig, Frigate, Galleon and the black-hulled Dreadnought — each a procedurally built 3D model with masts, billowing sails, rigging, gunports and a flag in your chosen colorA living ocean — multi-wave swells, breaking crests, sun glitter, island shallows and surf collars; ships pitch, roll and heave on the actual wave fieldThirteen AI captains that hunt prey, flee stronger ships, strafe at gun range, loot the map and respawn — scaling with your level, with their own gold, upgrades and hull classesTrue broadside gunnery — fire the battery that bears on the target, staggered cannonballs arc under real gravity, and a dashed ballistic preview arc shows exactly where the volley lands. The reticle flares red over an enemy hullNaval-range cannon combat — engage at up to 245 units; long shots at distant sails are a real tacticRamming, mines and loot — ram smaller ships to steal gold, flee bigger ones, shoot floating mines before they touch your hull, and scoop up coins and chests with a magnetic pickup radiusThe Shipyard — 4 upgrade lines (cannon damage, reload, sails, crew) up to level 8/6, plus 4 hull upgrades; purchases are permanent and survive even the deepest shipwreckFull progression — XP levels with a golden level-up shockwave, gold economy, best-score records, all auto-saved to the browserComplete HUD — health with damage ghost bar, reload meter, gold counter, XP bar, live minimap with islands/mines/loot, “Richest Captains” leaderboard, killfeed, floating damage and gold numbersFirst-voyage tutorial — a skippable, step-by-step guide (sail, fire, loot, Shipyard, first sink) that completes on the actions it teaches, with touch-specific copy; replayable from SettingsCinematic feedback — hit-stop on kills, slow-motion sinking, broadside recoil rolls, screen shake, muzzle-flash lighting, wake trails, smoke and fire on damaged ships100% synthesized audio — shanty-style music loop, sea ambience, cannons, splashes, ram crunches and UI clicks, all generated with Web Audio. No audio filesDesktop + touch — mouse & keyboard with pointer-lock aiming on desktop; drag steering, pinch zoom and on-screen FIRE button on mobile. Fullscreen supported everywhereSettings that matter — master volume, music, effects, camera shake, FPS counter, graphics quality (Auto adapts to the device), tutorial replay and a two-click progress reset