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Sea Rogue

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Also known as
Sea Rogue: An International Quest For Sunken Treasure

This salvage simulation challenges you to outmaneuver a rival, identify real shipwrecks, and recover historical artifacts to fund your ultimate submarine.

Sea Rogue was developed by Software Sorcery and published by MicroProse for DOS in 1992; it is the original platform release, so both years are 1992.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1992
Visual
Isometric
Size
2.84 MB
Version
ROGUE.BAT
Rating
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About Sea Rogue

Sea Rogue is a game where players manage a treasure hunting expedition with a crew of five. The objective involves locating and recovering artifacts from real world shipwrecks, such as the Titanic, which are featured as potential sites.

Gameplay centers on preparing the team for various underwater tasks. Crew members can be specialized into roles like divers, who explore wrecks while avoiding hazards like sharks, scientists for analyzing finds, and engineers responsible for vessel maintenance.

A persistent rival known as Evil Eddy, identified as the world's wealthiest individual, provides a long term goal. To ultimately defeat this opponent, the player must accumulate sufficient wealth through successful expeditions to afford the advanced submarine called the Sea Rogue.

Sea Rogue Screenshots

9 images
Title Screen
Credits Screen
Sonar Search
Diving The Wreck
On The Bridge
Navigation Map
Manning The Guns
View from the bridge of the Sea Rogue.
The weapons station of the Sea Rogue, with torpedo animation.