The Most Desperate Battle of W.W. II Is About To Begin
Product Category:
Simulation
Topic
Historical Submarine
Between September 1939 and May 1945, as mankind continued to push the boundaries of war beneath the surface of the great oceans, Germany launched over 1,000 U-boats into combat against the Allies. These submersible war machines prowled the stormy seas, striking without warning as deadly phantoms of the deep.
You take command in the most realistic and technically advanced W.W. II German U-Boat simulation ever created. Pushing your tactical abilities to the limits, you will stalk the enemy in the icy waves of the North Atlantic in a battle where the hunter quickly becomes the hunted. Attempt to strangle shipping lanes and outmaneuver convoy escorts. React as technological advances, such as sonar and radar, wreak havoc with the success of your submersible torpedo boat. Dive deep to avoid attacks from the sky. Measure your success in tonnage sunk. As the sounds of depth charges and twisting metal explode in your ears you will discover why the creators of Red Baron and Aces Over Europe consider this their best simulation ever.
The submarine simulation that sinks the competition.
Building upon the award-winning Great War Planes series, Aces of the Deep continues Dynamix's excellence in historic simulations and challenges you with a new field of combat. Aces of the Deep, the finest submarine simulation yet.
Features:
- Gouraud shaded subs and ships in a fantastic 3D environment with rolling waves, whitecaps, fog, clouds and weather effects.
- Historically detailed missions from the icy North Atlantic south to the Caribbean with famous battles, captains, ships and aircraft.
- Amazing special effects including explosions, burning ships and dramatic sinkings.
- Evolving technology and tactics used by each side, such as new weapons, detection systems and counter measures.
- Highly sophisticated artificial intelligence provides realistic enemy behavior, such as creeping attacks and plaster attacks.
- CD features interviews with six U-boat Commanders, an on-line manual, cinematic introduction, and digitized German and English speech.
Between September 1939 and May 1945, as mankind continued to push the boundaries of war beneath the surface of the great oceans, Germany launched over 1,000 U-boats into combat against the Allies. These submersible war machines prowled the stormy seas, striking without warning as deadly phantoms of the deep.
