Silent Service II

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Description

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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Part of the Following Groups

• Games with manual lookup copy protection
• Green Pepper releases
• Setting: Aquatic / Underwater
• Silent Service series
• Theme: Submarine

User Reviews

Play a US sub commander fighting the japs in WWII. One of my all-time favourite games.	Amiga	joe bloggs (4)
A Realistic View from the Bottom of a Periscope	DOS	John Schall (3)
One hell of a submarine sim!	DOS	faceless (446)

Critic Reviews

Play Time	DOS	Nov, 1991	93 out of 100	93
Joker Verlag präsentiert: Sonderheft	DOS	1990	92 out of 100	92
Zero	Amiga	Nov, 1991	91 out of 100	91
Computer Gaming World (CGW)	DOS	Dec, 1991		90
Amiga Action	Amiga	Sep, 1991	90 out of 100	90
ST Format	Atari ST	Jan, 1992	88 out of 100	88
Zero	DOS	Oct, 1990	87 out of 100	87
Amiga Format	Amiga	Nov, 1991	82 out of 100	82
ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	DOS	Sep, 1990	9.8 out of 12	82
Subsim	DOS	1997	54 out of 100	54

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Topic	# Posts	Last Post
silent service II FOR PC VISTA	1	david usha Dec 14, 2008

Trivia

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.

Awards

• ST Format
  • January 1993 (issue #42) - #44 in '50 finest Atari ST games of all time' list