Sea Wolf

Long Description:

Seawolf is an 8 level, single player shooting game in which the player controls a destroyer to sink submarines and annihilate sea creatures. More kills will translate to more points. The accuracy and the timing of the release of anti-sub mines should be accurate as the speed of the subs and creatures vary. The Cold War is escalating and Russia needs to combat Allied submarines breaching the territorial waters of the Fatherland. To eliminate the threat the secret navy laboratory at Murmansk developed Seawolf - a new destroyer capable of detecting and eliminating enemy allied submarines. It is time again for Russia to battle old foes in a bid for survival and naval supremacy. - Progressively difficult levels - Different types of enemy craft will appear as the game progresses - High score feature allows you to record high scores and post them on the BBMF website - Vibration Feature enhances gaming experience.

Controls:

Use the direction keys to control Seawolf. Left key commands Seawolf to move left. Right key commands Seawolf to move right. Down key is used to operate weapons

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