Submarine Titans

if Starcraft and the old si fi show Seaquest formed into a game, this would be it. Ive only played one mission and the game may have faults that i havent seen yet but so far Im really loving it.And it also has a great moody undersea atomosphere that fits perfectly.

Great clone of StarCraft with some interesting gameplay aspects. And, yes, it is one of three of my first PC games for my own PC. Nostalgia. Thank you very much for release.

I remember this used to work on Windows 10 when I installed it about a year ago...apparently, not anymore. The game itself was quite fun back in the day, and I remember sinking more hours into it than into StarCraft itself. Sorry if I cannot give the game more stars, but, to quote the AVGN, "What's the most important aspect about any game? Well, being able to f**king play it!" How am I supposed to rate it if it does not even start? I tried running the STconfig utility, and while it runs, running it and configuring the game does practically nothing. Every time I press on "play", my screen goes black and I have to terminate the system by pressing on the Window key and selecting "restart". This is annoying and it could be even more annoying if I did not have an SSD in my computer. And I can't be bothered to try and find a workaround, I just don't have the time or the patience to do so anymore. I know this game isn't at the top of their priority list, but I seriously think GOG should patch it so that it works straight out of the box, otherwise it's probably just not worth it. One day I might try and scour the forums for a workaround (some people say it exists), but today is not that day.

Game informs that it cannot find some registry key (CMD window). Reinstall does not help. Unfortunately, I wasted money on this one...

The map interface is so small, that even when an enemy is visible on the map, you can hardly see it because it's so tiny of a dot. There is no ability to zoom in on the overhead map so you actually see what you are looking at. This can create a long slog of slowly working methodically through the map trying to find that one lone building that is keeping the game running -- for the past hour or more.