Sonar Game, Multicolor (43227-1996)

Great game! Very thematic and thinky while still being easy to learn! Does not play well with all casual gamers, but anyone who loves cat and mouse, hidden movement games will probably love this. I actually prefer it to Sonar, since it's hard to get 8 people to the table, and this can easily be played real time with Sonar Family rules. Plus, I'm fairly certain you could add the Sonar expansion Operation Dragon, and still play that campaign with 8 people and a much cheaper base game.

Our family loves this game! Think Battleship, but you are commanding just one submarine and it is able to move! One on one, or team play, you track your opponents movements, attempting to discover their location. Surface your sub to throw your opponent off your track, or send out a torpedo if you know his location. Two hits (which is not as easy as it sounds) and you sink his sub and win.The production quality is quite nice, especially for such an affordably priced game. It may be too light for heavy gamers, but it makes a great game to play with kids!

While Captain Sonar is more exciting than this version of the game this is a great version of the game when you don't have too many people to play with. If you usually get large get togethers, definitely go with CAPTAIN Sonar

this is a hidden movement game. It is Loads of fun. Easy to understand the rules and play. Takes Battleship to the next level. This is a good game for kids and adults a like. Great price for endless fun.

This game is so fun!! We play it in teams and always have a good time. It’s kinda like the old battleship game but you work with a partner. My elderly parents liked it also. Great team building game.

Very fun trimmed down version of Captain Sonar. Love how easy it was to play and teach.

I'm a huge fan of captain sonar but often times frustrated to find 6-8 experienced players to have a real submarine battle. Sonar is a good substitution, 4 players with a little bit rule variation, you can still play the real-time game in a simplified way.

This version of the game is played by taking turns. There are two teams, and one team makes a move followed by the other. We prefer the 'Captain Sonar' version where the game can be played in real time, where both teams try to make as many moves as possible to try to lose the other team's radio guy who is attempting to track their movement. But none-the-less, still a very fun game.