Sub Command Critic Reviews

Most importantly, it does what it does well, and except for the lack of a printed manual and more help for learning strategies, is a worthy tribute to the lost Jane's Combat Simulations brand.

No quarter has been spared in delivering one of the most detailed and complex representations of modern sub warfare ever for the PC.

One of those rare and delicious projects that's 90 percent simulation and 10 percent game. Although it may be the last of a dying breed--it's hard to imagine Sub Command being commercially successful--it is heaven-sent.

It's an underwater chess match that builds up to maybe only one chance to shoot. Some missions don't even allow you that... polished and thoroughly engaging, and the real audience for this game—you know who you are—won't be disappointed.

This is a realistic simulation, unashamedly difficult to master, but offering the kind of satisfaction that only comes from conquering a difficult challenge.