True to MicroProse's heritage, Carrier Command 2 is all about meaningful decisions. On top of that, get into each and every vehicle and take part in the action!Ĭarrier Command is an ’80s strategy classic well known for its unique blend of strategy and vehicle simulation. Carrier Command 2 is Strategy, Planning and Teamwork on a scale that is both engaging and manageable. Make the most of different unit types synergies and create combined arms assaults to efficiently win battles. Ensuring these supply lines remain open will be key to your survival. Once you have taken an island you will need to exploit and defend the resources it provides. The approach you take to a situation will play a big part in the outcome. Gather intel from your vehicles’ radars, pick your tools of the trade, and launch your attacks where the enemy presence is thinner. Get in the shoes of an admiral and lead from the front. Carrier Command 2 is a real-time strategy game that puts you in command of a futuristic carrier able to launch a vast array of aircraft and amphibious units. Take command of a carrier and operate its systems to launch your offensive and conquer the Archipelago. Command and Control Take command of a carrier and operate its systems to launch your offensive and conquer the Archipelago. Carrier Command 2 comes out on April 1st 20221 (I hope it’s not a joke). Carrier Command 2 is Strategy, Planning and Teamwork on a scale that is both engaging and manageable. True to MicroProses heritage, Carrier Command 2 is all about meaningful decisions. Carrier Command 2 is Strategy, Planning and Teamwork on a scale that is both engaging and manageable. There’s not been that many games using the carrier idea (there’s been a few that has been inspired by Carrier Command), so it’s nice to see this classic being revived. Carrier Command 2 is Strategy, Planning and Teamwork on a scale that is both engaging and manageable.
Using units like drones, you can gain intel on the enemy to make the right decisions. Units have counter units and know what and where the enemy is sending them is crucial to your angle of approach. There’s also a bit of a cat and mouse strategic dance too between the different sides. What makes Carrier Command (and this sequel) a bit unique is the fact you can hop into any of the units you launch, if you get bored with being the commander on the carrier, far away from the action.
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