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Silent Service

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Silent Service, developed and published by Ultra Games, is a World War II submarine simulator set in the Pacific theater. Players command a U.S. Gato-class submarine on reconnaissance and strike missions, balancing speed, depth, fuel, torpedoes, and crew condition. Known for its unusually high realism on NES, it delivers tense naval operations and careful resource management throughout enemy waters.
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Release Date
1989-01-01
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Plays
16

The game blends a map-based command view with combat and status screens. Players plot routes across the Pacific, receive mission objectives, and carry out submarine operations such as periscope targeting, torpedo launches, depth control, speed adjustments, and evasive maneuvers against destroyers and patrol aircraft. Progress is mission-driven, with success depending on sinking designated targets and returning safely to base with enough resources intact.

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Check torpedo loadout and fuel before departing so you do not run short far from base. When engaging convoys, wait for a broadside shot rather than firing too early. If destroyers begin hunting you, dive, slow down, and change course to break contact. Keep at least one torpedo in reserve for emergencies and plan your return route before committing to deep enemy territory.

No cheats or unlockables available

Tips

Learn the Pacific map and port locations to cut down on wasted travel.

Tips

Aim for broadside shots to improve hit chances.

Tips

When destroyers close in, go deep and slow to reduce detection.

User Reviews

Very immersive for an NES title and surprisingly authentic.

User Reviews

Slow-paced, but the tension makes every mission memorable.

User Reviews

Not easy to learn, though fans of military sims will appreciate it.

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