Set during WWII in the Pacific Theater, Pacific Fire is a turn-based strategy game. From 1941 to 1945, command forces in the Pacific and Southeast Asia consisting of the United States, Japan, Britain, Australia, New Zealand, China, Thailand, India, and the Netherlands.
From the Japanese surrender to the assault on Pearl Harbor, you may relive the whole Pacific War via twenty campaigns that are faithful to history.
The A6M2 Zero, P-38 Lightning, CAC Boomerang, and Vickers Wellington are just a few of the more famous warbirds that you may command. There are more than 180 different kinds of aircraft in your squadrons. Submarines, battleships, and aircraft carriers are just a few of the more than 170 varieties of naval vessels at your disposal.
The engine that drives Pacific Fire is a very accurate simulation of naval and aerial warfare during World War II. Compete against a smart AI that changes its tactics on the fly to make each game harder and more interesting than the last. Try your hand at hotseat multiplayer (pass-and-play) with a buddy.
20 campaigns, including:
– Pacific Fire: Players battle their way through World War II month by month over a landscape that stretches from India to the United States’ western coast.
– Centrifugal Offensive: At the start of World War II, the Imperial Japanese army launched an offensive known as the Centrifugal Offensive. They invaded Singapore, the Philippines, and the Dutch East Indies.
– Coral Sea: Engage in the historic first-ever engagement between aircraft carriers, as well as the fights for Guadalcanal and the Kokoda Track.
– Yamamoto’s Gambit: Conceive of a plan to draw the United States Pacific Fleet into a decisive confrontation with the Kido Butai, and alter the course of events during the Battle of Midway.
– Central Pacific: In the central Pacific, while commanding the United States Pacific Fleet and the United States Marine Corps, liberated the Philippines in 1943 and 1944 and seized vital islands.
– Operation Downfall: An alternative history campaign in which you command an Allied assault of the Japanese Home Islands.
