The seas can be dangerous, but when you're in command of a crack strike boat crew. Deadly naval weapon of WWII is back with more campaigns, ore combat aircrafts, ships and even more fascinating gameplay.

The original game “PT Boats: Knights of the Sea” has opened a new previously unknown aspect of naval battles in WWII. Now with the large-scale add-on “South Gambit” you will find yourself commanding a lethal torpedo boat in the very heart of two new theaters of war. The long listing of authentic warships, boats, weapons and aircrafts is now amplified with the legendary Soviet attack plane IL-2, German torpedo bomber He-111H-6, Italian cruiser Condottieri and many more. You will join battle in the Mediterranean and transport British troops and supplies to Libya and Tunis, escort convoys to besieged Malta as it was in operations “Harpoon”, “Vigorous” and “Pedestal”. Then you will be relocated to the Black Sea region where some of the most dramatic historic battles were raging. Nazi “Kriegsmarine” will do it’s best to disrupt sea communications between Sevastopol and Novorossiysk. So, you and your PT boat will play their role in night raids to the enemy bases and then in artillery attacks on Nazis in Yalta and Anapa.

Have you ever been worried that you dont know enough about gambits. Relax, because help is at hand. On this latest and all-new DVD for Foxy Openings, FIDE Senior Trainer and IM Andrew Martin shows antidotes to all of the most commonly-played gambits after 1 e4 and suggests that there is nothing to fear after all, as long as you treat these openings with respect.

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The Blackburne-Hartlaub gambit is an audacious opening which can catch an unwary opponent off guard. It is a dangerous weapon for Black with the benefit of being possible after both 1.e4 and 1.d4. In this exclusive video IM Andrew Martin teaches you the gambit as well as the art of attacking play. Watch, learn and then unleash the opening on your next blitz victim!

GAMBIT can import geometry from CAD programs in various formats: PARASOLID, ACIS, STEP, or IGES and interact directly with the programs CATIA V4 and Pro / E. Often during the import geometry problems inconsistencies objects. GAMBIT has a built-in finding and fixing these problems, which greatly simplifies the process of creating the model.