The devs are keen to capture the tension of The Hunt For Red October and the tactical intricacy of MicroProse’s Red Storm Rising. Where AF was all about hopping between simplified WW2 ships, subs and aircraft, the Cold War-couched Cold Waters will confine us to one claustrophobic conveyance – an SSN modelled in far greater detail than anything in the last game. Rather than simply shift the AF formula to a new theatre or era, Killerfish are narrowing their depth-of-field this time out. As it also happens to be one of only two 2016 wargames The Flare Path has felt able to recommend without an extensive list of provisos you’ll understand why I’ve high hopes for its Greenlit follow-up, Cold Waters. Killerfishgames Cold Waters Rock Paper Shotgun Interview 10-14-16, read it below:Ītlantic Fleet is the only PC wargame I know that gives the Luftwaffe’s Fw 200s their due (for a spell early in WW2 the long-range freighter-molesting Condors were almost as great a threat to British survival as the U-boats).