Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation

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A submarine warfare interface displays an overhead tactical view with a gray helicopter and green projectiles in the sky above blue water. The lower portion shows a first-person periscope perspective with two gray cone shapes representing the view geometry. A blue water line divides the upper and lower viewports. Twelve gray command buttons arranged in two rows span the bottom, including labeled functions like OVERVIEW, DECK GUN, CONN, ANTI-AIR CRAFT, BINOCS, ORDERS, UNDER VIEW, CONTROL ROOM, ENGINE ROOM, RADIO ROOM, TORPEDO ROOM, and MAP. The ANTI-AIR CRAFT button is highlighted in red.

Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation

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Das Boot: The German U-Boat Simulation is a 1990 strategy game published by Ubi Soft that places players in command of a German submarine during World War II. Players manage crew operations, navigate treacherous waters, and engage enemy vessels while monitoring fuel, supplies, and crew morale. The game combines tactical combat with resource management, requiring strategic decisions about patrol routes, weapon deployment, and repairs. The interface displays various instruments and gauges reflecting authentic submarine systems. Campaign missions follow historical naval operations with varied difficulty levels, with success dependent on planning and execution. The game provides strategy enthusiasts with a complex naval warfare simulation experience.

Released
Platform
DOS
Genre
Strategy
Players
1P
Rating
4.4 / 5 (3.6K)
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Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation Controls — DOS Keyboard Keys

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Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation Longplay & Gameplay Videos

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Frequently Asked Questions

When was Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation released?

Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation was released in 1990 for the DOS.

How many players does Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation support?

Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation is a single-player Strategy game for the DOS.

What type of game is Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation?

Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation is a Strategy game for the DOS, playable instantly in your browser — no downloads, no installs.

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Can I save my progress in Das Boot German U-Boat Simulation?

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