Advertising Blurbs
Advertisement in COMPUTE, December 1990:
Introducing the two finest naval simulations in history.
WolfPack is as real as history's headlines. As a World War II Allied escort commander, you can match wits against a German U-boat commander... or switch roles and become the submarine commander. WolfPack is the first naval combat simulator that lets you command either side. So it's actually like getting two superb programs in one.
Whether you're commanding Allied destroyers or German U-boats, WolfPack provides an excitingly realistic simulation of World War II naval warfare; it comes with twelve authentic built-in scenarios, plus a construction set for creating original games.
Operating in small groups called wolf packs, Admiral Karl Donitz's German U-boats sank more than 460 Allied ships in a single year at the start of World War II.
In late 1942, though, the tide began to turn. And ultimately, SONAR and RADAR breakthroughs gave the Allies undisputed control of the North Atlantic.
WolfPack takes you back to those historical years to experience all the excitement and tension of deadly naval combat.
- 256 color VGA support
- AdLib, Sound Blaster and Tandy 3 Voice support
- Intuitive commands
- 12 built-in scenarios
- Mission construction set
- Variable skill levels
- One or two player modes
Contributed by Belboz 
(6609) on Apr 14, 2001.
Unknown Source:
NAVAL STRATEGISTS NOW ABLE TO FIGHT BOTH SIDES OF WWII.
WolfPack is as real as history's headlines. As a World War II Allied escort commander, you can match wits against a German U-boat commander... or switch roles and become the submarine commander. WolfPack is the first naval combat simulation that lets you command either side. So it's like getting two superb programs in one.
Whether you're commanding Allied destroyers or German U-boats, WolfPack provides an excitingly realistic simulation of World War II naval warfare; it comes with twelve authentic built-in scenarios, plus a construction set for creating original games.
Based on World War II tactics and ships. Operating in small groups called wolf packs, Admiral Karl Donitz's German U-boats sank more than 460 Allied ships in a single year at the start of World War II. In late 1942, though, the tide began to turn. And ultimately, SONAR and RADAR breakthroughs gave the Allies undisputed control of the North Atlantic. WolfPack takes you back to those historic years to experience all the excitement and tension of deadly naval combat.
Special WolfPack features include:
- Intuitive commands
- Variable skill levels
- Twelve built-in scenarios
- Mission construction kit
- One- or two-player modes
Contributed by wishbringer (3571) on Oct 17, 1999.
