Crash Dive 12+

Panic Ensues Software

    • 4.0 • 22 Ratings
    • £3.99

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Description

WWII tactical submarine combat on your iPad!

Take command of a U-boat prowling the Atlantic in search of enemy convoys to sink. Sneak past the escorts and torpedo the transports. Or surface and use your deck gun in a night attack.
When the escorts come after you, drop decoys and sneak away before they can crush you with their depth charges.

Features:
* The first game of its kind designed for touch-screen devices.
* Smoothly blends a submarine simulator with arcade action.
* Provides the tools for both stealth and offense; you decide how aggressive you want to be.
* Multiple times of day allow for different play styles.
* Location-based damage/repair affects the performance of your sub.
* Random encounter generator for deep replayability.
* Three difficulty levels.
* Tutorial mode helps you learn the ropes.
* Global leaderboards.

What’s New

Version 1.5.54

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Fixed freeze bug after viewing keyboard controls while in-game.

Ratings and Reviews

4.0 out of 5
22 Ratings

22 Ratings

Dyablo8979876 ,

So very nearly awesome

Two words. 'Draw distance'. Ships can (and do) appear and disappear at around 3000 yards. Not fade in or out, just not be there then suddenly there. It makes some attacks massively frustrating. You know there are six ships and five escorts, but the viewing distance is only letting you see three or four ships. So down to 5 torpedoes you take the shots, three torpedoes away and suddenly, boom, a battleship appears in the periscope, large as life and 3000 yards away, but not enough torpedoes to sink it. Had you seen the ship you could tailor your attack better and take that one rather than the piddly targets. Maybe its beyond the ipads abilities for the draw distance, perhaps a clue to the convoy configuration when the game prompts a convoy found? Other than that (admittedly huge) issue, the game plays well and is good fun to play. Though somehow the destroyers know EXACTLY where you fired from when you hit a ship. It could be less interesting if they didnt know, but it does 'feel' off. All that said, I keep coming back to play it so it must be good.

Gralton ,

New submarine

The game is great except for the fact that there is only one submarine and that you cannot buy better ones overall great game though 4/5 stars

ansonort ,

The good old days

When I was younger (so much younger than today…) I bought a game called WolfPack. You had to download it on to your ancient PC using 3.5” discs. That’s how long ago it was!
Crash Dive harkens back to that wonderful game that I used to play for hours back in the day. The graphics in Crash Dive are better, not quite as pixelated, but the gameplay is very similar with the same level of tension as you loose a torpedo at the enemy and then execute a dive/turn and throw out your decoys before the escorts can spoil your day with their depth-charges.
I haven’t tried to dive really deep yet but I bet you’ll start hearing the creaking and the occasional popping of a rivet.
The game is very realistic but doesn’t bog you down with the technicalities of operating ‘Das Boot.’
My only wish? That your sub could actually be part of a pack, coordinating movements and electing targets.
You can almost smell the oil!

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Supports

  • Family Sharing

    Up to six family members can use this app with Family Sharing enabled.

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