I get why some people who are really into submarines get a kick out of sims that let you control all of the instruments and stuff that makes a sub work. It is your typical “war story” that you would expect in a game like this, but I liked what they were doing here and was invested enough to keep on hunting the high seas! Get Ready For Action The point of Crash Dive 2 is that we are in charge of a badass Gato Class Submarine and we are prowling around the South Pacific trying to take down any enemy subs, ships, bases, and planes that we feel are dangerous and a threat to our way of life. Of course, while this made it much more appealing to me, I am sure those who do prefer their games to be more “sim like” may find what is on offer here a tad on the simplistic side. I thought for sure that this was going to be some kind of deep sim, but what we have here is something that I would classify more as an action game than a sim game.
I love submarines, they are so cool, but I have found that submarine themed games are very hit or miss, and those that tend to be more sim based lose me with how complex they are. I will admit that I was a tad apprehensive about playing Crash Dive 2.
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