Silent Service II

Released

1990 on DOS

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MPS Labs

Moby Score

7.9

#2,380 of 158K

Critics

86% (21)

Players

(40)

Ranking

#100 on Amiga
#238 on DOS

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58 players

Genre: Action
Simulation
Perspective: 1st-person
Pacing: Real-time
Vehicular: Naval / watercraft
Vehicular combat
Setting: Historical events
Oceania
World War II

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World War II is raging. The US has suffered an attack at Pearl Harbor, and most of its battleships are lost. The few remaining US carriers are fighting a desperate war against the Japanese surface fleets. But the US has a secret weapon: sleek, silent, deadly... you are a Submarine Commander!

The action is viewed from within the submarine. Watch out for your speed, direction and depth. This game features 9 types of submarines to choose from, 10 types of torpedoes to fire, 14 Japanese surface ships (9 warships, 5 transport), and the entire Pacific Ocean as your battleground. The seven missions all recreate real US navy engagements. Can you sink the Yamato???

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Credits (DOS version)

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Game Design	Roy B. Gibson Arnold Hendrick
Programming	Roy B. Gibson
Graphics	Kim Biscoe
Based on the original Silent Service by	Sid Meier
Sound Effects	Ken Lagace (as Ken Legace) Jim McConkey
Quality Assurance	Russ Cooney Alan Roireau Quentin Chaney Chris Taormino
Manual	Barbara Miller Cheri Glover Arnold Hendrick Iris Leigh Idokogi Michael Reis Ken Zaruba
Musical Score	Jeffery L. Briggs
Project Management	Arnold Hendrick Bruce Campbell Shelley
Package Design	Kim Biscoe Juanita M. Bussard Mark J. Ciola John Emory Jack Kammer
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DOS backup disks

Additional Packaging in the DOS version of the game includes offers to send away to Microprose for either a set of backup disks for the game (with proof of purchase) or a Tandy 1000 keyboard overlay for nothing more than the cost of postage.