apparent connection to the rest of the series. However, he concluded that "if you can accept its multiple shortcomings, you will find that Privateer 2 is actually a fairly solid game", citing the flight mechanics, graphics, plot, acting, and massive length. Privateer 2 was a runner-up for Computer Game Entertainments 1996 "Best Action Game" prize, which ultimately went to Duke Nukem 3D. The editors wrote: "Not quite as freewheeling as the original, Privateer 2 is still a fluid, immersive and enjoyable game experience". References External links Privateer 2: The Darkening at Wing Commander Encyclopedia 1996 video games Action-adventure games Adventure games set in space DOS games Electronic Arts games Full motion video based games Games commercially released with DOSBox Origin Systems games Science fiction video games Space trading and combat simulators Video game sequels Video games about pirates Video games developed in the United Kingdom Windows games Wing Commander (franchise) Video games about amnesia Video games set in the 28th century Single-player video games