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  11 March 2001

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1. Age of Sail II

   Reviewer: GIN
   7 January 2006

   Overall 8

   

   Gameplay 9

   

   Graphics 8

   

   Sound 6

   

   Addiction 8

   

    

   Covering the period from the Seven Year's War through the Napoleonic Era, Age of Sail II brings to you the heart of the Age of Sail. You can do battle as the British High Seas Commander against those upstart Americans in 1776 or fight for the Americans against the Imperialistic British in the War of 1812. You can play from the decks of a Ship of War or the decks of a Privateer just out for the booty. The choice is yours. Read more

2. Reviewer: GameGenie.com
   18 October 2007

   Overall 2

   

   Gameplay 5

   

   Graphics 8

   

    

   Age of Sail II is the best maritime military simulation of 16th and 17th century battles. Of course, it doesn't have too much competition. With the problems of inconsistent controls, playing the game as it was intended (controlling a large fleet of ships) is nearly impossible. Although it has nice graphics and realistic battles, you should be wary of the problems with large combat, and judge accordingly. Read more

3. Age of Sail II

   Reviewer: PCGamer Online
   8 April 2006

   Overall 4

   

    

   Talonsoft deserves a good keel-hauling for dumping this on the market in its store-bought condition. Read more

4. Age of Sail II

   Reviewer: Gameguru Mania
   21 August 2009

   Overall 7

   

   Gameplay 8

   

    

   Age of Sail II is a sequel to the popular naval strategy game Age of Sail from Talonsoft. The game covers naval combat from 1775 to 1812. The game offers English-French and English-American campaigns, more than 100 standalone scenarios of most famous battles: Copenhagen, the Battle of the Nile, Trafalgar etc, the complete information about more than 2,000 historical ships from 11 countries (England, France, Denmark, Naples, Netherlands, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden,... Read more

5. Age of Sail II

   Reviewer: The Gamers Temple
   5 September 2009

   Overall 6

   

    

   It should also be pointed out that the game does not seem to simulate the effect of wind on a sailing ship with entire accuracy.  When changing heading, ships often pass straight through the eye of the wind without much in the way of negative effects.  Sailing purists may find this too much to bear - others may like the fact that it makes the ships more maneuverable.  Just be aware of this factor so that you can decide how it affects you. Read more