Horribly laggy and super-bugged. That Herman Hum dude that goes around and trashes these games on the forums is correct. .

This is a way overpriced updated version of Harpoon. I really like the game but in todays market it just doesnt seem right to pay 20 bucks for a campaign, which is all you get here. You can play any part of the campaign which is nice, but weapons miss/failure rate is depressing. This game also comes with a bunch of scenerios but you cant play them without dropping an extra $90 on it. So dont waste your $20. Pay the $90 for command modern air if you are thinking about trying this game. Just keep in mind there is no graphics - which doesnt bother me, i like strategic games. I wont pay the $90, that is way too much for a game with no graphics. If i had to do it over again, i wouldnt pay more than $7 for it, and i wont pay more than $25 for the real game.

The Good, the Bad, and the downright Ugly. The v1.09 release has incorporated no significant changes or improvements since the v1.05 Steam release, Sept 26, 2014, which, in turn, had only superficial changes from the original release Sept 24, 2013. The Good 1. Many game functions and commands are compatible with Harpoon3. H3 veterans will easily grasp the basic game concepts and controls and be playing within an hour. 2. A physics package will ensure that most units will observe the Laws of Physics. This means no more instantaneous acceleration, turns, dives, or missiles fired 'over-the-shoulder' at a pursuer. Unfortunately, the game engine only applies the universal Laws of Physics in specific situations. 3. Sensors and weapons report very detailed resolution through comprehensive messages that show the various modifiers and variables. These messages can be disabled if they turn out to be too much information. 4. Third-party modifications to images, sounds, and icons are easy to add. Many images for the aircraft, ships, and submarines have already been added by the user community as well as a speech and ambient sound module. 5. Color-coded messages make for ease of reference by the player. Hostile action reports appear in Red, while other administrative reports appear in white, green, or yellow. The colours quickly catch the player's eye and help him categorize those reports that require immediate attention. The Bad 6. No multiple player capability exists. The only opponent is the AI, which can be easily tricked once it is understood. This is easily seen from the video AAR for a scenario classified by the developers as Maximum Difficulty and Complexity: www