If you feel like seeking out trouble, many ships can be found along the ocean's realistically charted shipping lanes. When you do find a ship, you'll rarely be close enough to engage, and unless you're at the surface, you'll be outrun. If you're looking for fast-paced action, SH4 may not be the best choice, since most of your time will be spent navigating the seas and watching instruments. Many areas of the vessel give you total control over what happens on your sub the periscope allows you to view what's happening above without having to expose yourself, the navigation chart allows you to chart out your path and when you're surfaced, you can access the anti-aircraft gun, conning tower and the long-range cannon. You must complete several missions and tours in your choice of several historical submarine classes, from the quick and stealthy to the large and powerful. The career mode will eat up a large chunk of your free time as you plot courses across the Pacific to enemy territory, meticulously calculating your every move to remain stealthy while getting the job done.
In SH4, you can choose to play the lengthy career mode, jump into the action with standalone missions or seek out the enemy in war patrol mode. In SH3, you commanded a German U-Boat in the Atlantic, but in Silent Hunter 4, you are an American submarine captain sailing the Pacific Ocean and battling the fierce Japanese naval forces during World War II. In terms of graphics and controls, submarine warfare has never been as realistic as it is in this simulation from Ubisoft.
Silent Hunter 4: Wolves of the Pacific is an excellent addition to the Silent Hunter franchise.
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