Cold Waters

Cold Waters is not the most realistic submarine simulator out there. It is not the most detailed either. Nor even the one with the best visuals. But it does one thing better than any other: It has found the right spot in between simulation and gameplay. That is its higher virtue, and that is what makes it my preffered submarine simulator to the date. I highly recommend DotMod, which adds surface ships, two campaigns and dozens of submarines and weapons. The good: +Very fun gameplay +A lot of submarines to choose from +Three different dynamic campaigns +Over twenty scenarios +Three diferent timelines with three diferent kinds of tech: 1969, 1984 and 2000 The bad: -Vanilla game doesen't allow for player controlled surface ships -Vanilla game has no anti air weapons to deal with planes or helicopters The meh: +- Remake of the old micropose classic Red Storm Rising +- Set in a "what if" scenario of a theorical WWIII started in the 80's

Excellent approach to gameplay (split between sim and arcade) and dynamics of submarine warfare. One occasional bug will happen when tankers and tenders get frozen behind enemy lines and do not advance to their expected AO (seen when the friendly satellite passes over it). Otherwise, I have greatly enjoyed all of the features it has offered for each simulated theater of operation, especially the added submarines and expanded theaters (though some theaters could use improvement).

superb submarine simulator, very realistic underwater physics, sophisticated tactics

Ten out of ten, would die by my own torp again.

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EXCELLANT

I feel that it's a decent game. I played hundreds of hours on Dangerous Waters, and Cold Waters feels quite watered down in details. It's better than most others we have in the market but doesn't even get near the feel or depth of Dangerous Waters. Only buy it if it's on discount.