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Great Naval Battles: Strategic Simulation, Inc.

 

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Great Naval Battles - North Atlantic
Great Naval Battles: North Atlantic 1939-1943 is the first of four Naval Combat Simulators by Strategic Simulations Inc. in the 1990's. The player commands either the British Navy or German Navy during WW II. Fight an entire campaign, mini campaigns or individual battles. The game includes a historical database of ships, display of ships damage status by deck, real time action and instant replay features. There are 3 ways to enjoy the game. The Captain's view puts you on the bridge of one of the great battleships, cruisers or destroyers of the era. Listen to the dramatic sound effects created by the roar of your guns as you fire them. Watch the shells splash in the distance or explode on target. See the flash of enemy guns and feel your ship vibrate as it is hit. Go down below with the damage control parties and attempt to plug the holes before your ship capsizes and sinks. The Fleet view shows an eagle eye perspective of the individual ships in the task force. The Grand Admiral view zooms out even further to give you a strategic map of your entire navy and all visible enemy vessels.

Great Naval Battles Vol. II
Great Naval Battles Vol. II is the follow-up sequel to the original Great Naval Battles, the epic World War II submarine warfare simulator. Designed to be historically accurate, the game gives a user the opportunity to replay the classic battles leading up to Trafalgar.

Players are able to control eight tasks that encompass ship performance. These include task force, bridge, main guns, secondary guns, torpedoes, aircraft, damage control and lookout. Not all stations are available on every ship; i.e. many naval ships have no aircraft to coordinate. The user is eventually given control of several naval groups, each of which contains multiple ships. To streamline the control process, the computer can be delegated to look after as many or as few of the tasks as the user sees fit.

The game offers the player the chance to play seven historically accurate scenarios. In these scenarios, enemy forces will appear in locations and in strengths that correspond to actual World War II powers.