What is a good name for a game where you shoot boats in a boat?

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Tim Cook answered

I think a good name for a game where you're in a boat shooting at other boats (I presume this is a computer game, and you're not planning to do this for real - navies take a dim view of that sort of thing) would be SEA OF FIRE.

If you don't like that, here are some other suggestions: Battleships: The Game of the Movie of the Game; Hell on the High Seas; Pirates of the Boating Lake; Glub Glub Glub; Titanic 2 Electric Boogaloo; Rooster Cogburn's Ships of War; Torpedoes Ahoy; Smoke on the Water; The Flaming Ocean; Thunderchild's Revenge.

Alternatively, you could go for: That Sinking Feeling; Caroll A Deering's Lost at Sea; Come Hell and High Water; Full Metal Lifejacket; Nearer My God to Thee; Dreadnoughts of Death; If That's a Fair Battle, Then I'm a Flying Dutchman; Ghost Ships; Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!; Bilge & Bilgewater; The Boy Stood on the Burning Deck; The Schooner the Better; Freighter vs Freighter; Pyros of the Caribbean; Skulls and Crossbones; Ferry Across the Murder.

Whatever you do, don't call your game Battleshots, as that's been taken by these YouTube users:

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Anonymous answered

This sounds a lot like Battleships...

I would avoid that name for sure though, as it is copyrighted. You can still have the same rules and premise of battleships, so long as they are written in a different way, and the game is called something different.

It's the same as a recipe: there must be hundreds of recipes for pumpkin pie, but you are still allowed to publish your own one even if you didn't invent the pumpkin pie, so long as the recipe is written differently from how someone else has already written it.

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