Aircraft Carrier Survival

I tried Aircraft Carrier Survival and honestly, it feels both boring and unnecessarily complicated. The concept sounds interesting on paper, but in practice the gameplay is slow and not very rewarding. The interface is cluttered, the mechanics feel more like a chore than a challenge, and it lacks the sense of excitement you would expect from commanding an aircraft carrier. If you are looking for a fun or engaging management experience, this game will probably disappoint you.

Its a solid game overall can recommend

The game had potential, but it basically never really progressed past the demo version. the only difference between the full release and demo is that there are more options and unlocks available in the release version. Gameplay is all the same with little variation.

abandonware

Not recommended abandoned by devs also kinda boring and too hard This game is not want most people would think when think about aircraft carrier games. I bought this with the U-Boat pack which was cheaper buy, but I would say do not buy this with the U-Boat pack. Game play is too repetive, no more new content, and questionable difficulty(too hard). Any achievement hunters out there just don't buy this game is going to take forever to complete this game and idk when I would even get one of the hidden achievement(drive the carrier 10000miles, I seem to drive over that but it won't give me it)

Tried to get into Aircraft Carrier Survival, but it just didn’t work for me. The missions are hard right from the start, and I found myself wanting to just relax with a sandbox mode—but even that feels limited and underdeveloped. There’s not much in the way of upgrades or tools to help you out, and overall, the game doesn’t offer enough to make the learning curve feel worth it. What really frustrated me was the long tutorial. It takes around 30 minutes just to get a basic handle on things, which eats up a huge chunk of the 2-hour Steam refund window. If a game needs that much time just to explain itself, it should be more considerate of how it eases players in. Picked it up on sale, so it’s not a huge regret—but it left me with an overall “ehh” feeling. There's potential here, but the lack of accessibility and rewarding progression made it hard to enjoy.