CMANO is absolutely the best and the most updated mil-sim to date that you can find out there that is open to commercial use and distribution.

It's so detailed that you can easily just lost time through reading raw infos placed in multiple databases right after WWII era to hypothetical near future, to get some idea about the vessel/a-c or any unit, weapon etc. that you are planning to use. That's also includes the cancelled projects as well.

The learning curve is huge. There are multiple steep slopes that you will find hard to accomplish to reach. But after some time, you'll eventually pass that point and get all the things for you to create your own scenarios, detailly.

CMANO is a real time strategy game that is focusing onto real/hypothetical world conflicts. It's more of a tool than a game. You can simulate whatever you like. Just like trying to hunt down a Soviet or Post-soviet SSBN(code for the Nuclear-powered Ballistic Submarines) with a GUPPY-III that's built around 50s.

Or you can make a one-vs-all entire Chinese naval fleet. Choice is totally yours. You can create your own approaches by changing engagement doctrines. It's just wild. Totally worth it. Many people rightfully complains about Tacview but I like to see the action so, that's a plus IMO.

CMANO is absolutely the best and the most updated mil-sim to date that you can find out there that is open to commercial use and distribution. It's so detailed that you can easily just lost time through reading raw infos placed in multiple databases right after WWII era to hypothetical near future, to get some idea about the vessel/a-c or any unit, weapon etc. that you are planning to use. That's also includes the cancelled projects as well. The learning curve is huge. There are multiple steep slopes that you will find hard to accomplish to reach. But after some time, you'll eventually pass that point and get all the things for you to create your own scenarios, detailly. CMANO is a real time strategy game that is focusing onto real/hypothetical world conflicts. It's more of a tool than a game. You can simulate whatever you like. Just like trying to hunt down a Soviet or Post-soviet SSBN(code for the Nuclear-powered Ballistic Submarines) with a GUPPY-III that's built around 50s. Or you can make a one-vs-all entire Chinese naval fleet. Choice is totally yours. You can create your own approaches by changing engagement doctrines. It's just wild. Totally worth it. Many people rightfully complains about Tacview but I like to see the action so, that's a plus IMO.