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Experience World War II Submarine Warfare in Silent Service

Dive into the heart of the Pacific in Silent Service, Sid Meier's acclaimed World War II submarine simulation. Take command of a Gato-class U.S. submarine and wage silent war against the Japanese Navy. It's Tuesday, 0400 hours, 1942: Battle stations! A critical enemy convoy has been spotted on radar!

Silent Service offers an ultra-realistic simulation experience, placing you in the roles of a submarine captain navigating treacherous waters. From plotting attack courses to managing your crew at critical battle stations, including the engine room, conning tower, and ship's bridge, you'll be immersed in intense strategic combat.

Engage in challenging and realistic combat against single ships and heavily escorted convoys. The game features an infinite variety of scenarios across a vast map of the Southwest Pacific, enhanced by a sophisticated and realistic attack plotting system. This detailed and realistic submarine simulation allows you to tailor the complexity to your skill level with player-selectable reality settings and time scaling. Each moment demands strategy and quick thinking.

Choose your own path through history. Will you patrol the Marianas Islands, or brave the dangerous waters off Japan? Execute a submerged daylight periscope attack, or charge in on the surface under the cover of night? Each choice will let you take your place among the elite ranks of the commanders who served in the Silent Service.

Silent Service is an award-winning title recognized worldwide:

• USA: Best Adventure Game for the Home Computer - Charles Roberts Award (GAMA/Academy of Adventure Gaming Arts & Designs, 1986)
• Germany: Simulation Of The Year - Best Games Of The Year Awards (Happy Computer, December 1986)
• USA: Best Simulator - Critics' Choice Awards (Family Computing, January 1987)
• England: Best Simulation - Oscar Award (Commodore Computing International, December 1986)
• France: Best Simulation - TILT d'Or Canal (Golden TILT Award) (TILT Magazine, November 1986)