MasonicGamer.com: If the name Carrier Command sounds familiar then you’re probably an old-time RTS fan or retro fanatic. The original Carrier Command, developed by Realtime Games, is a landmark ‘80s computer game. Available for the Amiga, Atari ST, MS-DOS, Commodore 64 and more, Carrier Command landed somewhere between the vehicle simulation and real-time strategy genres.
Set in the ‘near future’, scientists develop two robotic aircraft carriers to colonise an archipelago of 64 islands. Naturally terrorists get their hands on the more advanced of the two and so begin the players’ story and battle to not only defeat the enemy carrier but colonise the islands. This was accomplished by gathering resources and building vehicle units; the Manta – an aircraft and the Walrus – an amphibious tank.
PJ: "Carrier Command: Gaea Mission. A re-imagining of a little known, but well-loved, strategy game from days of yore. Made by those lovely people who bring us the highly praised, though flawed, ARMA games. How well do their talents translate across to a more sedate, though equally tactically oriented style of play? Walrus."
Worst carrier game I have ever played in my life. I destroyed my APC by driving up a ramp. Not to mention the AI killing my units, yet I can only pilot/command 1/4 of the units at a time.
Graphics was great I agree, but they seriously didn't think everything through on this "remake" aka "re-destroy"
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Bohemia Interactive has released a brand new update for the Windows PC version of Carrier Command: Gaea Mission, which released in October last year.
