Windows

Aces of the Deep

Description

This is a re-release of the 1994 DOS game Aces of the Deep. While the gameplay is unchanged it adds new textures, voice acting and video interviews with German submariners. An on-line manual gives detailed information about the historical background and submarine tactics. It also features historical maps, movies, photos and articles.

Alternate Titles

• "Command: Aces of the Deep" -- US/UK/Canadian/French Windows title
• "Asse der Tiefe" -- German Windows title

Part of the Following Groups

• Aces of the Deep series
• Historical conflict: World War II
• Theme: Submarine

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User Reviews

Submarine simulation at its best.

Sinistar (18)

The Press Says

Computer Gaming World (CGW)	Nov, 1995		100
Subsim	Mar, 1996	90 out of 100	90
Génération 4	Oct, 1995	74 out of 100	74

Forums

Topic	# Posts	Last Post
Bizarre	5	JudgeDeadd (6927) Jan 02, 2010

Trivia

Voice Recognition

Command: Aces of the Deep was supposed to be the first in a series of "Command" games from Sierra/Dynamix that used voice recognition as a control type. Due to lackluster sales, the idea was scrapped.

Windows 3.1

The minimum requirements on the game box (or some of them) state that the game will run in Windows 3.1, however a printed correction was found inside the box from Sierra claiming that due to the game's advanced features, it is only designed for and will run on Windows 95.

Information also contributed by WildKard