Carriers at War II, released in 1993 by Strategic Studies Group (SSG), is a continuation of the cult strategy game set in the realities of World War II, focusing on naval operations conducted by aircraft carriers. The player has the opportunity to take on the role of a fleet commander, both American and Japanese, and participate in some of the most important battles of the Pacific, such as the Battle of Midway or the Battle of the Coral Sea.

The game offers an extensive fleet management system, from choosing the composition of naval forces, through planning operations, to controlling individual units during battles. The player must also consider factors such as weather, fuel, and aircraft carrier equipment (aviation), which affect strategy and tactics. Carriers at War II also offers a two-player game mode where they can compete against each other by commanding opposing fleets.

One of the strengths of Carriers at War II is the extensive artificial intelligence system, which makes the fight against the computer opponent extremely demanding, even for experienced players. The game also allows you to modify scenarios and create your own, which increases its lifespan.

To sum up, Carriers at War II is a valuable continuation of the well-known series, offering extensive strategic gameplay in the realities of World War II. Despite the slightly dated graphics, the game is a gem for lovers of history and strategy who want to try their hand as a fleet commander during the most important battles of the Pacific.