Along with dynamic campaigns, we're quietly hoping SS3 will set a new standard in aquatic warfare. IT TOOK the better part of a day for me to fire my first honest-to-God, non-training mode torpedo, and it came as welcome relief.
Except for the bit when it just bounced harmlessly off the target's bow - just another dud in a war full of the buggers.
I nearly didn't go back to Silent Hunter III after that, although it would have been my loss rather than the game's fault, since SHIII is a much-needed shot of claustrophobic goodness in a flagging genre. The amount of care and detail lavished on this from the cheering crowds as you leave dock to the sausages and bananas hanging from the sub's interior ceiling beams is phenomenal - it could so easily have been a half-hearted rushed job for a limited audience.
There's a touch of redundancy about the 3D interiors - full FPS-style 3D would have been welcome, rather than the Myst -style click-and-move on offer - especially since hotkeys take you instantly to any station you need.
Surviving a few patrols in this submarine is a real challenge. If you do survive, you will be assigned new subs and equipment as they become available. If you are very lucky, you can play through to the end of the war, an unrealistic, but appreciated option. If a career doesn't appeal to you, Silent Hunter allows you to generate your own missions.
The mission generator lets you set the date, time, crew quality, convoy size, warship type, escort size, air cover, and weather. You can also set various realism levels such as limited fuel, battery life, ammo, visibility, and depth data, as well as dud torpedoes, realistic torpedo reloads, ship vulnerability, running aground, realistic charts and combat experience level.
The variations here are enough to give the game almost limitless replayability. The mission generator is also very useful for setting up practice scenarios to develop the skills necessary to survive a career.
With outstanding SVGA graphics although with arguably less realistic weather effects than AOTD , strong gameplay, and no compromise on realism, Silent Hunter is a must-have for every armchair naval commander. Two thumbs up! Silent Hunter 3 is available on PC. Florin Boitor produced the game. Patrick Giraudi scored the game.
Silent Hunter III ha Ubisoft Entertainment published On review aggregator Metacritic, Silent Hunter 5: Battle of It was published by Ubisoft Entertainment. Silent Hunter 3 Is a new part of the well-known and respected series of German submarine simulators from the Second World War.
Changes from previous parts can be seen at almost every step. First of all, the game uses a modern 3D graphics engine that realistically generates the environment, including: sea waves, light reflection, dynamically changing weather conditions, rain, fog, and more.. Thanks to this, during the game, the player can admire models of real surfaces of submarines or aircraft, carefully transferred into the game world.
This applies not only to the appearance of individual machines, but also to their internal structure. Full 3D projection of submarine rooms of the time, each of which can be controlled, including: command rooms, radio operator's angle, sonar, anti-aircraft and naval guns.
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