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Silent Hunter® III

$9.99 $2.49

Release Date:: Jun 13, 2008
Metacritic:: 90
Developer:: Ubisoft
Publisher:: Ubisoft
Platforms:: Windows

Simulation Family Sharing Multi-player Single-player Co-op

About This Game

The king of submarine simulations returns with an all-new 3D engine, new crew command features, and more realistic WWII naval action than ever before. The movie-like graphics and simple, tension-filled gameplay make this the perfect game for the realism fanatic and the casual gamer.

Realistic and immersive environment: The suspense-filled atmosphere includes realistic 3D water modeling, day/night cycles, and historically accurate subs, ships, and aircraft. The detailed U-boat interiors, changing weather effects, and engaging audio represent the ultimate in WWII submarine warfare.
A deadly array of U-boats and weapons: Playable U-boats include Type II, VII, IX, and XXI submarines. Take aim against Allied convoys and warships. In recreating the great submarine battles of WWII, players will hide in silence just below threatening escort ships, fire deadly torpedoes, or surface and pound enemies with the deck gun.
Dynamic campaign: Create your own realistic naval war story. Your military career will be influenced by successful command decisions in an unscripted and non-linear WWII campaign.
Accessible to players of all skill levels: Players will experience a simplified learning curve that will be easier to handle than standard simulations. Use the naval academy tutorial to learn the basics. Customize the realism settings for play that appeals to a variety of WWII combat fans.
Command your crew: The crew will take orders and evolve based on the results of each patrol.
Multiplayer cooperative play: For up to eight players via LAN.

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User Reviews

Very Positive

11 user reviews

82%

Positive

User #730060 english

50 hrs at review

Recommended

This one's sentimental to me cause my old man used to play SH2 and 3 when I was a kid, and the most supreme honor he could bestow little me was to let me press that big red button to fire the torpedoes. Then got my own PC and started playing with the same CD versions he had. Now I can keep playing it, even though it's old, it still works, and it's still fun. And I love to tell my pops how good I fare at sea, beating his old records from time to time :D