Sub Culture (Full Game Repack Download)

Description

In the opening sequence of the game, a soup can discarded from a boat smashes the home of a race of tiny submarine humanoids. The player takes the role of the survivor of this disaster, a freelance sub captain who must buy, sell, trade, and pirate his way to the top in a cutthroat world of underwater adventure. The Bohines, a nation in the game, are at war with the Prochas, another nation.

To survive and prosper, the player character can engage in various mining or salvage operations, recovering enormous bottle caps, cigarette butts, thorium crystals, and pearls, all of which are valuable commodities sellable in cities. However, both mutant fish and pirate subs lie in wait. Once the player has built up enough cash, they can begin to exploit a form of 'stock market' in which various commodities can be purchased and resold at other locations or times for higher prices.

The player can also take on various missions for either of the two warring nations. These missions become progressively more difficult, ranging from dropping depth charges down the air vents of an underground base to attacking nuclear-powered torpedo-firing walking tanks. Eventually the two nations come to terms in order to meet and defeat their mutual foe, the Pirates. The final mission consists of an all-out assault by both nations against the concealed Pirate city, with the player shooting their way through heavily guarded tunnels to plant a bomb next to the city.

System Requirements

OS: Windows 95

CPU: Intel Pentium 90

RAM: 16 MB

Hard disk: 310 MB

GPU: 3dfx Voodoo or DirectX 5 compatible

Screenshots

Repack Notes

- The game runs with DxWnd & nGlide on Windows XP and newer, capped at 60FPS to solve the timing issues

Runs without CD (even if you install crap to the D:\ drive), at the expense of no game patches being applied

- CD music included

Download (225MB)

https://ouo .io/DHqb0e (remove the space before .io)

SHA256

Sub_Culture_Repack.rar - 0DE18E98C0A9335B0A7F33B4A655309F418C772D4763B86FEF9BDD793B4EA36E