U-BOOT
U-BOOT is a Board, Casual, and Multiplayer video game developed by Iron Wolf studios. Throughout the gamer, the player assumes different roles from the Captain, the First Officer, the Navigator, and the Chief Engineer. It is a multiplayer game where four players must be there and adopt significant roles. A combination of strategy and tactical skills are required to dominate the field.
Each of the four roles requires unique responsibilities but developing an efficient communication scheme is all above. The Captain ensures the completion of mission objectives and is responsible for the crew’s morale. The First Officer manages the information flow and ensures the crew’s health.
The Navigator steers the submarine and updates all the essential information regarding exploration. The Chief Engineer is responsible for the engines, repairs, and other mechanical installations. Every officer commands his crew members by issuing orders. Each mission will require the player to adopt various strategies and complete them successfully.
#1 Atlantic Fleet
Atlantic Fleet is an Adventure, Simulation, and Single-player video game developed by Kilerfish Games. Throughout the game, the player takes on the role of a leader whose main task is to command surface ships, submarines, and carriers. The game has three playable modes, including Single Battle Editor, Campaign Mode, and Versus Mode, with distinctive gameplay.
In Single Battle Editor Mode, the player finds 30 historical missions, but the campaign mode keeps over fifty missions with varied difficulties. Versus mode lets the player battle against ten ships where the most efficient and skillful one will lead the combat. Over 630 ships and 350 submarines will give a realistic experience to the player.
Over progression, the player can unlock and upgrade all the ships, submarines, and aircraft. The player will discover underwater gameplay in some of the missions. Atlantic Fleet has interesting features such as 60 Ship Classes, Thirteen Aircraft, Over 630 Ships, and Three Playable Modes.