Carrier Command 2

I'm current 24 hours in and I love this game! I will give you some tips shortly but let me start by saying you won't be blown away with the graphics, even though it's a massive upgrade from the first game, but you will be blown away with the game play. It's quite addictive. I remember playing the first game when I was around 8 or 10 years old. I only realised a few weeks a go that this is the sequel to it because I had forgotten what you called it, it brought back so many memories as soon as I started playing this game. There is a learning curve, plus you need to develop and learn some strategies. There are a few useful youtube guides but be warned that these can be out of date. There has been some changes since they were made. I will start by saying what I have learned the hard way; Firstly you can no longer move stock from islands to the warehouse. Even though the game lets you drag the barges to and from, they take no stock. Only drag made barges firstly to the island you...

I actually love the singleplayer campaign, its extremely slow burn, and all the actions take a while to play out, especially with logistics, but the game itself is so in depth, and the sandbox it allows you to play with is so vast and well designed, the controlling of individual drones or even individual parts of drones is really cool, and the many ways to counteract every attack is fascinating! every problem that arises in this game has many solutions, but the game itself does not really tell you much outside of the basics

There isn't a ton of content. The game gets very repetitive very quickly and the controls of the land and air vehicles is incredibly basic. The graphics are cool and if you get a group of friends on it can be fun for maybe an hour but after that first hour you will have experienced everything the game has to offer. If there was a overhaul of the game i would give it another try but that isnt happening. I do not recommend anyone get this game. The idea is great but the execution is too basic.

Do not purchase this waste of time ive played both with crews and solo and it only amounts too mild frustration even after learning all the nuance controls the developers dont care barely releasing any new features or updates, not to mention there is no community

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This shit FIRE, scratches just the right part of my autism. Super stressful when you're in a tough spot attacking something and have to take care of like 4-5 things at once and you're all alone, but if anything, coming out on top after that is so, so damn fun.

Carrier Command 2 is an ambitious real-time strategy and vehicle simulation hybrid that tasks players with managing and commanding a massive futuristic aircraft carrier in a large-scale naval war. Developed by Geometa and published by MicroProse, the game is a spiritual successor to the original Carrier Command from 1988, and it aims to recapture the immersive blend of strategic thinking and direct control that made the original a cult classic. It sets itself apart by allowing players to not just issue commands from a strategic map but also physically interact with the systems aboard their carrier, walk around the bridge, and pilot vehicles—all in real-time. The game’s central hook is the immersive, first-person command interface, where every button, screen, and console has a functional role, giving it a unique place in the modern RTS genre. At its core, the gameplay loop revolves around capturing and defending islands on a vast oceanic map, securing resources, and strategically a...

absolute cinema game, a little hard to get into cause of all the buttons and things to know but HOLY SHIT WHEN YOU KNOW IT ONLY GETS BETTER its INSANELY fun w def would let them slap my cheeks :)

Este juego tiene muchos elementos de simulación muy interesantes, super recomendado.

Just plain fun. Kept alive and interesting by its modding community.