Age of Sail

Lead the wooden fleets of the world's most powerful nautical powers into battle in the new standard in naval combat simulation, Age of Sail II - Privateer's Bounty. Never before has any aspect of nautical combat been so faithfully reproduced, from advanced sailing tactics to the handling of your crew.

Age of Sail II simulates naval warfare from 1775 to 1820 with a real-time 3-D sailing and combat model. Over 1,200 historical ships and 100 historical American and British scenarios are available, including: Copenhagen, the Battle of the Nile, Trafalgar, Cape St. Vincent, and Camperdown. A full, floating 3-D camera allows complete control of your fleet, and the 3-D accelerated graphics reveal accurately rendered ships and beautiful landscapes

Explosive real-time naval combat. Time 1775 to 1820- All the grandeur and pageantry of the Tall Ships era along with some bone-crunching, wood-splintering cannon shots to liven things up! Talonsoft, creators of the award-winning Battleground series, is proud to introduce its new real-time historical strategy series! Age of Sail delivers an excellent blend of exciting real-time naval combat and vivid 3-D graphics. Take command of the greatest sailing ships in history! Ships include the Victory, Constitution, Constellation, Bonhomme Richard, Espanol, Guerriere, Vengeance, and Saratoga just to name a few! Complete Campaign Game (1775 to 1820). Can you rise from a lowly Ensign to Admiral of the Navy? Enlist in the navy of Britain, Spain, France or the United States! 100 Scenarios including the battles of Trafalgar, Camperdown and Cape St. Vincent! Complete Scenario Editor, with over 2,000 historically accurate ships representing all major and minor countries, lets you create instant naval combat to your specifications.

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