StrategyFit check
Is 688(I) Hunter/Killer worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players interested in detailed submarine operations rather than general military strategy
- Simulation fans who want to manage sensors, weapons, crew training, and missions
- Groups of up to 8 players seeking submarine warfare over the internet or LAN
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking fast, action-focused combat instead of station management and target analysis
- Those who prefer a simple control scheme rather than a submarine simulation spanning more than 12 stations
- Players looking for fantasy, prison-escape, puzzle, or alien-invasion settings
Our take on 688(I) Hunter/Killer
The focus on submarine procedures and station management limits its appeal for players seeking broad battlefield control or quick tactical encounters. Its specialized systems give the game a narrower scope than military strategy games built around many units or front-line combat.
What is 688(I) Hunter/Killer?
Operate a submarine across more than 12 stations, including sonar, fire control, helm, and target motion analysis.
The game includes training exercises, individual missions, and a campaign built around political scenarios. Ocean depth and water density use satellite-based terrain data covering the globe. Manage crew training and weapon configurations while engaging with more than 20 modeled naval weapon platforms through multiple camera perspectives. Multiplayer supports up to 8 participants over the internet or a LAN. Progress through a tour of duty by developing target situations, controlling submarine resources, and completing missions.
How 688(I) Hunter/Killer plays
- 01Submarine Stations
- More than 12 work areas cover sonar, firing systems, steering, and target analysis.
- 02Global Ocean Data
- Sea-floor depth and water-density information is based on satellite topographical data from around the world.
- 03Mission Structures
- Training, standalone operations, and a campaign provide different forms of submarine play.
- 04Online Multiplayer
- Up to 8 players can conduct search-and-destroy operations through internet or LAN connections.
- 05Crew And Loadouts
- Submarine management includes crew instruction and choices about carried weapons.
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688(I) Hunter/Killer: platforms & release
Is 688(I) Hunter/Killer worth it?
It is worth it if: players interested in detailed submarine operations rather than general military strategy. Skip it if: players seeking fast, action-focused combat instead of station management and target analysis.
Where can I download 688(I) Hunter/Killer?
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What platforms is 688(I) Hunter/Killer on?
Windows only.
