The most popular aquatic / underwater games

Submarines, boats, ships, you name it. Games set underwater, in the deeps of the ocean, or in a less specific aquatic environment are all about doing something on water or surrounded by it. Naval tactical games like the Great Naval Battle series, submarine simulations like Silent Service are common occurrences for this kind of setting, while action games like Aquanox or fishing sports games like Bass Tour are less known but still part of this game group.

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China Sea Trader

DOS19893.5/5

PHM Pegasus

DOS19873.3/5 LucasArts

GATO

DOS19844/5 Spectrum HoloByte

Navy Seal

DOS19894/5 Cosmi Corporation

Up Periscope!

DOS19884.1/5 Actionsoft

Jaws

DOS19894/5 Starsoft Development

Great Naval Battles vol. 5: Demise of the Dreadnoughts 1914-18

DOS1996protected4.1/5 Divide by zero

Great Naval Battles vol. 5: Demise of the Dreadnoughts 1914-18 is an abandoned naval simulation game, developed for DOS only by Divide by zero and released by SSI Strategic Simulations Inc. in 1996. As the title implies, Great Naval Battles vol. 5 is a fairly accurate historical simulation set in World War I. The game also includes a mission editor.

Harpoon II

DOS1994protected4/5 Three-Sixty Pacific

Taipan for Windows

Windows XP/98/952002freeware3.5/5

Ports of Call

DOS19894.1/5 International Software Development

High Seas Trader

DOS19953.9/5 Impressions Games

Wolfpack

DOS19903.8/5 NovaLogic

Aquanox

Windows XP/98/952001protected3.1/5 Massive Development

Gone Fishing

DOS19893.7/5 Interstel Corporation

Gloriana

DOS19964.2/5 ASCARON Entertainment

Great Naval Battles vol. 3: Fury in the Pacific 1941-1944

DOS1995protected4/5 Divide by zero

Ocean Trader

DOS19954/5 Software 2000

X-COM: Terror from the Deep

DOS1995protected4.1/5 MicroProse Software

X-COM: Terror from the Deep is a DOS science fiction tactical strategy game, the sequel of one of the most popular DOS games in history X-COM Ufo Defense. Terror from the Deep was designed by Stephen Gross (the X-COM original being designed by Julian Gollop) and was published by MicroProse Software back in 1995. Terror from the deep doesn't change ...