Aircraft Carrier Survival Cheats & Trainer
Aircraft Carrier Survival Cheats & Trainer – Unlimited Squadrons, No Fire, Unlimited Supplies, No Random Attacks, Game Speed
Distribution(s), STEAM
Compability Win 7/8.1, Win 10/Win 11+
Contributor: Caliber
Aircraft Carrier Survival Cheats & Trainer – All-In-One
This is the Caliber’s Trainer for the latest version. It features:
- Unlimited Squadrons
- Instant Remove Damage
- No fire
- There is no flood or fire
- Unlimitted Supplies
- Missions in Dark
- No Random Attacks
- Freeze Invasion Timer
- Game Speed
- Edit: Command Points
- Edit: Upgrade Points
You can find the All-in-one trainer manager tool right here (download first trainer).
Aircraft Carrier Survival Cheats & Trainer – Demo
This is the Caliber’s Trainer for the demo version of the game. Features:
- Unlimited Squadrons
- Instant Remove Damage
- No fire
- There is no flood or fire
- Unlimitted Supplies
- Missions in Dark
- No Random Attacks
- Freeze Invasion Timer
- Game Speed
- Edit: Command Points
- Edit: Upgrade Points
You can find the All-in-one trainer manager tool right here (download second trainer).
About the Game
The harshness of the sea meets war’s cruelties, and that is when perseverance becomes a challenge. It is unlike any other. Aircraft Carrier Survival is a strategy that takes place in the brutal reality of World War II. Your commanding skills will determine the fate of a huge naval fleet.
During WW2, take control of the aircraft carrier, crew, officers, and planes. Show military prowess and choose the right equipment, crew, escort, and other resources to accomplish the mission. Your success is dependent on your ability to manage the fleet resources.
Designate a crew and decide what your officers should be focusing on. You have many stations on your ship, so proper management is key to successfully executing your plan.
Damage control teams can manage fire outbreaks and torpedo strikes as well as hull flooding, enemy bombing, airstrikes and suicide attacks by enemy planes. However, not all threats can be handled at once. To survive, it is important to identify which threats must be addressed first.
