Carrier Command 2

An incredibly good game! You don't have to like the graphics, but I personally love them! And the atmosphere is amazing! I've played the game primarily in single-player mode, and I can understand many of the criticisms. But I don't share these opinions; quite the opposite: I think the single-player mode is absolutely brilliant, especially considering that the game is primarily geared toward multiplayer matches. You first have to learn how to do certain things, what can be easily automated and what's better done manually, and how to combine these approaches. Which vehicles, weapons, and ammunitions can be combined? You have to learn this and/or read it up in the wiki. The logistics aren't intuitive at first glance, but they're actually quite simple. Autopilot for the carrier? You don't “need” it, and I even think that the “lack” of it adds to the fun of the game. All of these are deliberate game mechanics that make the game and its fun. The balancing could be tweaked a bit here and there, and I would certainly like to see a few more configuration options embedded in the GUI. And boy, are those boats annoying! But I still consider the game kind of a masterpiece. Recently, I actually tried it out in multiplayer mode with some friends. That was great! But I'll actually prefer to continue playing it in single-player mode. The game is a fairly niche product. Of course, that's something we shouldn't forget. So, it's probably not for everyone, obviously. That makes it all the more awesome, in my opinion. The replayability is also quite high. I really love it!

I've played 100+ hours of this in single player mode. I think it's an absolute masterpiece. There is a surprising amount of depth and strategy.

This game is far too expensive for what it is. The playerbase is virtually dead and the gameplay loop is SLOW. Very slow. Tediously slow. It's an extremely punishing game as well, if you bring the wrong loadout or lose your UAV's to the RNG roll of flak cannon attacks, you are stranded without the means to engage the enemy for TWENTY MINUTES until your logistical barges catch up to you. The content that is there is very shallow. There aren't really any in-depth mechanics to learn how to exploit or cleverly use. The number one resource in this game is your real-life time (with no way to increase game speed to compensate). There is no progression system, no alternate ship types to make use of, no unique vehicle variants (you can mix-and-match vehicle payloads but can only deploy a limited number of ground and air vehicles at a time). The addition of first-person, human controls is redundant because you can't interact with the world outside of your aircraft carrier's bridge. There are not currently, and there doesn't appear to be any signs of any future plans to include boarding or small-arms gameplay. It was very fun with a large lobby of players, unfortunately the developers of this game don't give you additional copies when you purchase the game to get others to join. I can't recommend this game in its current state, and it doesn't seem to be improving in any meaningful way in the future. The developers have only just recently returned to work on this game again, and the updates are still far and few between, with very little additions to game content.

Just navigating the waves is worth the price of admission. I love the details, everything is analog like in the old 80's movies.

This realtime strategy game features all the pieces that excite me in a game. Territory control, economy building, resource management, and active combat. Even better when playing with more people.

Very cool with friends. Only worth the price if you can find players to play with regulary though

Great fun game until you come across swordfishes that have OP accuracy and just ruin everything

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