Enemy Waters : Naval Combat

Line up your submarine and launch a torpedo salvo. Send the Warship to the bottom of the sea

Enemy Waters is a cat and mouse game between submarines and ships. Command and Manoeuver your fleet as you face off against waves of pirate John’s warships. Conquer Seaports and Oil wells by defeating the enemy warships. Expand your influence and procure the best submarine or battleship to stand up to the ever increasing machinations of Pirate Little John

Ambush and destroy Pirate John’s convoys by laying the perfect trap. Expect no less from the dreaded pirate as you take the role of a captain and escort your own warship or submarine to safety

Sonar ping to identify underwater submarines and drop depth charges on them, before they unleash a torpedo salvo on your warship

As the captain, it is upto you whether to engage silent running on your submarine and sneak past an Pirate john’s battleship, or get to its port or starboard side and unleash a torpedo right into the warship

Simulation grade controls will let you control the depth of your submarine

Simulation controls will also let you dive into deeper waters as you escape the depth charge from enemy warship

Deploy and battle warships and submarines from World war 2, Cold war era, and current times

Submarines:

Tench Class: Submarines built for the United States Navy. Also used by Brazilian, Turkish, and Pakistani navy. They saw combat in World war 2 and Bangladesh Liberation war

Oberon: Built for British Navy. Popular as museum submarine

DaphnÈ : Diesel electric submarines built in France for the French Navy. Primarily used for patrolling by French Navy. Has rear torpedo launch capabilities

Foxtrot : Foxtrot was the NATO reporting name. Built by the Soviet Union. Saw action during the 1971 war between India and Pakistan(Bangladesh liberation war of 1972) by the Indian Navy. Known to be exceptionally good at silent running

Kilo : Built by Soviet Navy. Kilo was the NATO reporting name. Operated by Russian Navy and Indian Navy. Saw action during the cold war period

Akula : First deployed by the USSR Navy and later Russian navy, Akula is nuclear powered. Operators are Russia and India(on lease). developed near the end of cold war

LosAngeles : Nuclear powered fast attack submarine of the United States Naval command. Improved silent running

Arihant : With nuclear powered ballistic missile capabilitie