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Carrier Command is a game reimagined by a Czech company, a remake of the iconic Carrier Command, released in 1988. Back then, it was a "game" that combined strategy and simulation, becoming wildly popular among users. The new developer, Geometa, has promised that the project's core concept will remain unchanged, only enhanced with more spectacle and modern technology.
Essentially, this is a survival-at-all-costs story centered around an aircraft carrier — a huge, massive, and futuristic one. It can handle a large number of aircraft and paratroopers. Specifically, the game's backstory is that on the island where the military action is unfolding, as on the entire planet, a bloody war has long raged between the Asian Pacific Army and the Earth Unification Coalition. The constant fighting has depleted Earth's resources, yet the Asians have the advantage, and your last chance is to capture Taurus, an oceanic moon capable of supplying most of Earth with water, which is now almost gone. You play as the protagonist, Lieutenant Mirik, who lands in enemy rank and seeks to control the giant aircraft carrier on enemy territory. You succeed in your plan, acquiring combat power, and now all that remains is to hold your ground and destroy your enemy.
To help you, you'll be provided with hints, a tactical map, a complete island plan, and a combat weapon. To achieve your goal, you'll need to become an excellent strategist, brave adventures and sharp turns, conduct research, manage people, develop military tactics, and participate in military conflicts.
The game is designed in a retro style, sharing the same genre as its predecessor: strategy simulator and survival game. As designed, a single-player mode is available. Players can also play in pairs, teams, or against each other.
The game is now freely available in online stores and on the official platform. You can try it out by making an individual payment to the developer or download it. Carrier Command 2 via torrent in Russian.
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