Game, book, & movie reviews by SUBSIM
Captain William J. Ruhe kept a journal during his time on Fleet Boats during World War II. This book is based off of the journal he kept while he was on the S-37, USS Seadragon, and USS Crevalle. […]
by Neal Stevens March 13, 2007 Planes, subs, and surface ships A few years back, there was this naval game […]
When I started Subsim in 1995, I dreamed of working closely with a small dev team to make a really unique submarine game that does more than allow a person to “play it”; I wanted a subsim where a guy could “live it”. […]
Jutland has captured my interest and imagination because put simply, a lot of thought and effort went into the game. This is evident with the numerous options, scenarios and the brilliantly constructed campaign aspect of the game. […]
Admittedly ambitious in scope, the team has been diligently building out the U-boat, equipment in the U-boat, and managing the code framework. […]
Raging Thunder doesn’t have any top-shelf pretensions. The interface doesn’t resemble actual submarine equipment, and the lack of simulated sonar and target motion analysis gear reduce Raging Thunder to an arcade level sim. […]
In one attack, Hunt penetrated a screen of nine escorts and five patrol aircraft to sink a single merchant ship. Hunt was cited by his superiors as commanding his attacks with “unsurpassed” daring and brilliance and was rewarded with the Distinguished Service Cross with bar and Distinguished Service Order with bar. […]
Beatson’s diary begins with the crossing of the English Channel in February 1915, on the way to the trenches that will come to symbolize the struggle and claim millions of lives. […]
It’s been a long dry spell since the last modern-era sub game. Dangerous Waters came out in… 2005? That can’t […]
