Naval Combat Sim

Strategical wargame to be compared with Harpoon, but a lot easier and faster paced action. Committed to the Fifth fleet located in the Indian Sea and Persian Gulf. You lead your carrier groups and assign missions to both naval and ground forces. Good mix of strategy and action. Game pulls you in as the supreme commander of the forces.

An early submarine game that allowed you to command both American and Soviet attack submarines. Numerous stations were at your disposal (sonar, weapons, navigation, helm, radio and periscope) with a play style that balanced realism and fun. Graphics were impressive for the day featuring digitized images of surface ships and crew.

The Age of Sail that the title refers to is a period during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries when tall sailing ships dominated the world's navies. AoS is a real time combat game. You control a tall ship and engage in cannon battles with enemy fleets. Gameplay centers around tactical decisions like selection of ordinance for the cannons, using the wind and maneuvering into position to fire at the enemy. In the campaign mode you start as an Ensign for one of four countries - Britain, Spain, France or the United States - and work your way up through the ranks. There are also about one hundred historical scenarios you can play, most of them taking place during the Napoleonic wars and the War of 1812. Scenarios give you control of multiple ships per battle.

Sequel to Age of Sail. Relive the glory days of fighting sail ships! Rise from Ensign to admiral in British or US Campaign as you command one or more ships in the most realistic 3D simulation of sailship naval warfare ever. Over 11 nationalities of ships, over 1200 historical ships in all. Over 100 historical scenarios will test your mettle as you relive historical moments. Full 3D rotatable camera and coastal features, variable weather, up to 16 players multiplay support.

Privateer's Bounty is the second game to bear the name Age of Sail 2. What started life as an expansion soon grew to become a second edition of the game with plenty of bug fixes and new features included. Enhancements from the original Age of Sail 2 include a brand new pirate campaign, a variety of additional missions and new units; the paddleboat, submarine, hot air balloon, fire ship and bomb ship. The game itself is identical in nature to the previous Age of Sail 2, the premise being 18th and 19th century naval warfare. A variety of battles, both historical and fictional are included as well as a campaign mode that features several different sea-faring countries and factions; England, France, American Revolutionaries and Pirates. Objectives can vary greatly and can include offense or defense of targets on land or at sea, and different types of units are stocked with different levels of firepower, armor, speed and maneuverability. Gameplay itself is achieved on a rotatable and zoom-able isometric map with several of your ships controls and status indicators on top of the graphics. In addition to the single player modes, the game also includes TCP/IP multiplayer support for up to 16 players ,each with their own historical portrait and flag. Included also within the game is a scenario editor for building and designing your own missions and distributing them to others.

An excellent Windows conversion of Aces of the Deep. In addition to keeping the same riveting gameplay from the first game intact, Command Aces of the Deep adds a lot of great bells & whistles that take full advantage of CD-ROM capacity, including computer-rendered images of all vessels, U-Boat history, interviews, and a photo tour.