TDG: Sea Wolves Solitaire: Battle of the Atlantic 1939-1942

You really should forgive U-Boat captains. They're under a lot of pressure. Join Cody as he dives into this submarine solitaire game set in World War II from Turgalium Games. Will it bring real depth to your game night? Or will it just torpedo your good times? Let's watch!
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[@adriang6259]

I like the look of this. Submarines and solitaire.
Geez, Please tell me there’s a hidden movement submarine game!??!!

[@TheDiscriminatingGamer]

@@adriang6259 Like this one: ruclips.net/video/voaNr2N4k-Q/видео.htmlsi=nGm5cVarjrJklenS

[@Kalense]

It sounds as if many of the ideas - and maybe even the feeling of the game - are similar to the Hunters.

[@TheDiscriminatingGamer]

Possibly. I haven't played Hunters.

[@TurgaliumGames]

The core of the game is very different: Navigation map with fuel and battery management, and tactical map for the attacks. None of these things are present in the series "The Hunters." It also has real missions with a historical background.

[@Pluto2363]

I have this game and have played the first few missions. Love it.

[@TheDiscriminatingGamer]

Fun game.

[@RogCBrand]

Avalon Hill's "Patton's Best" used that same idea of keeping the tank centered and moving the enemy around as it moved/turned. I think it was the first to come up with that idea, but I could see it also being used in a sci-fi setting and other ways.

[@TheDiscriminatingGamer]

It's a pretty cool little mech. Thanks.

[@danderson5084]

My favourite game!

[@markperry1603]

How does it compare with The Hunters and Uboat Leader?

[@TheDiscriminatingGamer]

I haven't played either. Sorry.

[@patrickols]

I think this game would be more simple compared to these games