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Battle Submarine review

 A give sort of 1990s feel to where you play the role of a battle submarine who job is to sink the ships the graphics are pretty good for it would be fun to play short term but anymore than hour I suspect for most people would get very boring to play it overall but the idea of seeing the submarine move around as shown here is very smart see like how we may see them in real life at somepoint.

Submarine underwater in grey colour in the blue coloured water with commander dashboard to the left and right of the water display area


Seeing the sun show up in the water is amazing  to see on videogame even modern never seen do it so well as a whole and the like computer system to the left of it is very interesting to see in the game as a whole.

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