Dive Stations

Go deep. Stay quiet. Come home.

Command a Second World War submarine across three campaign theatres. Track contacts, identify targets and decide when to fight—and when to disappear.

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“Every contact begins as a sound in the dark.”

Command

Find them before they find you.

Your chart shows where contacts were last reported. Sonar helps you track movement beyond visual range. The periscope confirms what is actually out there—but using it brings you closer to being seen.

Manage speed, depth and noise as conditions change. Close in for a firing position, break contact beneath the thermal layer, or stay silent and let the danger pass.

Periscope

Periscope steady…

Range: 1200 yd
Bearing: 087°
Speed: 12 kts
Type: Cargo
Status: Unknown

Sonar

Contact 1: 800 yd
Contact 2: 1600 yd
Contact 3: ----
Contact 4: ----

Chart Depth 80 ft

Periscope view of an enemy battleship — Periscope

Identify ships, estimate their range and hold a steady bearing before committing to an attack.

Sonar scope with a sweep over range rings — Sonar

Track contacts through darkness and poor visibility. Each sweep gives you another piece of the picture.

Navigation chart of the Mediterranean — Chart

Plot contacts, follow coastlines and plan your approach across each patrol area.

Campaign theatres

Eighteen patrols across three theatres. The Pacific campaign will follow in a later update.

Mediterranean

6 patrols

Convoys, island bases and heavily patrolled approaches around Malta.
Atlantic

6 patrols

Long patrols through the Western Approaches, Biscay and the Channel.
Baltic

6 patrols

Narrow straits, shallow water and little room to escape.