Without their thankless (and free!) service, the submarine simulation community would be in dire shape indeed. They continue to keep their news items freshly stocked and the forums and file download areas are chock-full of incredibly useful information and data that you just can’t find anywhere else. If you’ve ever been interested in submarine simulation, head over to their site and check them out. Thankfully, the great community at did and continue to do a fantastic job of keeping a collection of patches, modifications, tutorials, and other support items to keep the submarine simulation experience accessible to anybody who can read through a forum.
This crank and dump approach burned me as well as other sub simmers, and I haven’t even glanced towards Silent Hunter 5 because the memory of the pain is so strong. Unfortunately, Silent Hunter 4 took some serious depth charging when Ubisoft released and then abandoned it with bugs that seriously impact gameplay. I also played modern versions of the submarine experience – by Electronic Arts which debuted in 1989, Janes’ which represents one of Janes’ best technical study sims of all time (ALL TIME!), and Sonalyst’s – but, at least to this old salt, the World War II submarine experience remains the epitome of the submarine hunting experience.
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The Silent Betrayal I followed the Silent Hunter series from the first blocky and bleepy Commodore 64 version up through Silent Hunter 4, which I play in this after action report.
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