Das Boot: German U-Boat Simulation

Game Details

Title: Das Boot: German U-Boat Simulation
Genre: Action, Adventure, Simulation, Strategy
Developer: Artech Digital Entertainment, Ltd.
Publisher: Ziggurat
Release Date: 5 Nov 2021
Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1782080/Das_Boot_German_UBoat_Simulation/

About This Game

Do you think well under pressure? How about 300 pounds per square inch of pressure?

Das Boot: German U-Boat Simulation provides an exact replica of submarine warfare during World War II. Originally published by Artech Digital Entertainment in 1990, Das Boot puts you in the command of a 1941-era Type VII U-Boat, deep under the icy waters of the Atlantic.

Attack Allied submarines and surface vessels rendered in full 3D graphics using an arsenal of torpedoes. Protect yourself from airborne enemies using the depth of the ocean. Decipher transmissions utilizing a code-cracking machine on board, to keep your enemies in the dark. Dodge depth charges or surface to ambush enemy ships with your deck guns. Three difficulty settings keep the challenge high even as your warfare skills increase.

As Captain, it is up to you to outmaneuver, outthink, and overpower your enemy combatants. Someone is sinking to the bottom of the ocean, and it better not be you.

Will you be victorious? Only if you can withstand the pressure.

• Strategize to defeat Allied forces in sea, surface and air – all rendered in full 3D
• Utilize 4 different torpedoes to sink your enemies – Contact, Acoustic, Looping and Magnetic
• Attack Allied Planes and Ships with an 88mm deck gun and anti-aircraft batteries before you dive into the depths for safety
• Use your Hydrophone to detect depth charges, enemy submarines, and surface threats
• Multiple missions available – taking you from the Strait of Gibraltar to the coastlines of Norway

System Requirements

Minimum:

OS:

Windows 7 or later

Processor:

Pentium 4 or later

Graphics:

DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver

Additional Notes:

This game is powered by DOSBox.

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