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Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter Confirms December Release Date

Iron Wolf Studios have confirmed a release date for Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter as the game will be released in early December.



Article Summary

  • Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter launches the final version on December 6, after a year in Early Access.
  • Take command of a Fletcher-Class Destroyer in a realistic WWII anti-submarine warfare simulation.
  • Experience diverse combat with procedural battles, dynamic weather, and varied enemy tactics.
  • Immersive gameplay with over 300 voice reports and a tension-responsive thematic soundtrack.

Indie game developer Iron Wolf Studios and publisher Daedalic Entertainment have confirmed Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter is coming out in December. The game has been in Early Access since last December, but now, you'll be able to play the full version when it's released on December 6. in case you haven't seen it yet, the game will put you deep in the ocean as you're searching for submarines in WWII, as you attempt to flush out the enemy fleet. Along with the news, the devs released a new video showing it off, which you can check out below.

Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter Confirms December Release Date
Credit: Iron Wolf Studios

"Destroyer: The U-Boat Hunter is a historically accurate anti-submarine warfare simulation set in the Atlantic during WWII. The game depicts the United States and Royal Canadian Navys' fight against German U-boats while escorting convoys during the siege of the United Kingdom. The player takes control of a realistically recreated Fletcher-Class Destroyer and uses its authentic instruments to detect and sink the feared U-boat wolfpacks. On top of a battle mode, the game offers a career mode where you take the role of an aspiring young captain. This mode adds narrative depth to the naval-warfare simulation gameplay in the form of nine handcrafted missions, featuring authentic voice acting and motion capture cutscenes in between missions to further enhance the historical immersion."

  • Procedural battle generation with randomized weather, time of day, and enemy attack patterns.
  • A detailed Fletcher-class destroyer model with five locations meticulously recreated in state-of-the-art 3D: the bridge, the combat information center, the sonar room, the gun director, and the lookouts' station.
  • Over 300 voice reports were recorded by professional voice actors, navy school cadets, and US Navy experts for unparalleled immersion and situational awareness.
  • A dark, thematic soundtrack comprising four multi-layered pieces that dynamically adjust to the level of tension between you and the enemy.
  • Varied U-boat captain profiles: aggressive, sneaky, patient, or cold professional – each of them with an ace up their sleeve.


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