====== Fleet Tactical Command ======
Fleet Tactical Command was heralded as a landmark game for the QL.  It was a real time naval simulator with good real-time graphics produced by [[qlwiki:DiRen]] and could be played over a network on both QLs and PCs.


QLs and PCs could be connected in various ways, using the QL Network, [[qlwiki:QLPC fileserver]] or [[qlwiki:Amadeus Interlink]].


The game placed you in charge of a naval fleet in a playing area of 1000 x 1000 miles and you could move your fleet of 13 warships and 3 supply ships between two home ports and two neutral ports, whilst ensuring continued supplies of fuel and food for your home port - whilst seeking and engaging with the enemy, and coping with all that the weather could throw at you.


Di-Ren also produced a separate [[qlwiki:FTCII Data Print Utility]] to output previously saved Fleet Tactical Command data.


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{{screenshots:fleet_tactical_command_screenshot.gif?direct&240x120  |Screenshot of Sinclair QL Fleet Tactical Command by Di-Ren}}\\ 
Title: **Fleet Tactical Command**\\ 
Language: Unknown\\ 
Author: Robin J A Barker and Andrew Hopkins\\ 
Publisher: [[qlwiki:DiRen]]\\ 
Year of Publication: 1993\\ 
Platforms Suitable for: All Sinclair QLs and Compatibles\\ 
Commercial Status: Commercial\\ 
Price as at August 1995: £79.95\\ 
Reviews: QL Today (Vol 17, Iss 4)\\ 
Sources Available from: Unknown\\ 
A demo version can be downloaded from: [[http://www.dilwyn.qlforum.co.uk/demos/ftc2demo.zip|Sinclair QL Homepage - Fleet Tactical Command Demo]]\\ 
Latest Version available from: Unknown