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Lead-bismuth eutectic

The Project 705 attack nuclear submarine, a powerful asset of the Soviet Union, is equipped with an advanced lead-bismuth liquid metal reactor.

Since the beginning of the war, the K-493 has rarely had any downtime, intercepting various NATO vessels each time. This mission would be no exception.

The Soviet Navy's Legenda satellite system continuously collects intelligence data from Earth's orbit, and it was soon confirmed that the United States was once again transporting large supplies to the UK and Europe. In order to swiftly crush Europe and launch an invasion of the British Isles, the Red Navy decided to implement traditional tactics involving submarine forces and naval aviation—commerce raiding.

On a night in 1989, upon receiving the orders, you looked at the six wake-homing torpedoes aboard your nuclear submarine and, without hesitation, commanded your crew to surge into the North Atlantic.

Unlike previous missions, this time there was no wolfpack—just you, and the satellites flickering above in the sky.