Carrier command

Carrier command is an old DOS science fiction naval, submarine vehicle simulation game developed by Realtime Games in 1989 from an original idea by Clare Edgeley. Carrier command can be enjoyed in single player mode. It's available for download.

Rating: 3.93

(30 votes)

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Genre:

vehicle simulation / naval, submarine

system:

DOS

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keywords:

science fiction, first person 3D

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Additional info

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Across all but one format, Carrier Command uses filled-in vector graphics to create a three-dimensional view of the game world. The game does not use texture mapping but uses a simple raster pattern to shade objects.

Carrier Command was followed by Battle Command, where the player controls a tank. Battle Command was widely considered far inferior to Carrier Command and has been all but forgotten.

Each of the 64 islands in Carrier Command is named individually, with frequent references to science and classical history, mythology and languages.

players: single player

input: keyboard, mouse, joystick

distribution: 3,5 floppy disk, 5,25 floppy disk

graphics: 80 columns text, CGA, Hercules, EGA, Tandy

Abandonware DOS popularity: very low

Comments

#1 - 26.06.2018 21:52 tibbel
ah this takes me back, simple graphics but nice game anyway

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