Pacific Fire

Pacific Fire

Deep, realistic WW2 strategy

145 ratings
58 reviews
#200 in paid Strategy
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🏰 Strategy
$5.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 10, 2019
  • February 5, 2025

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Command Allied or Axis forces in a turn-based strategy wargame set in the Pacific Theater of World War II. Experience 18 historical campaigns with detailed air, naval, and ground combat simulations. Play against an adaptive AI or challenge a friend.

Turn-based strategy
Pacific Theater WW2 setting
18 historical campaigns
Detailed air, naval, and ground combat
Adaptive AI opponent
Hotseat multiplayer
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What's New in Pacific Fire

1.800

February 5, 2025

New in 1.700: - Improved graphics - Improved realism of naval movement simulation - 55 new aircraft, 105 new classes of warships, 12 new tanks - Increased map detail with hundreds of new bases - Added many new nations, including French and collaborationist Chinese forces - Added fleet oilers and ship resupply system - Added sea mines, minelayers, and minesweepers - Added guerillas and resistance forces New in 1.800: - Several bug fixes and performance improvements

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Last updated on July 20, 2026.

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The Best One out Of the 3

The reason I think Pacific Fire is the best one at all of the games is because it’s the only one where you’re actually fighting for the base or province and we’re both enemy forces and your forces could hold And bring in more troops, I also really like how some troops are given a boost to defending, and other are given boost to attack. Update?!?! Don’t forget us!!!
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Great, but…

This game reminds me of the NES game Pacific Theatre of Operations. I enjoy being able to move forces around and create a strategy. My only issue is trying to save the longer scenarios. For the full scenario it’s not often I can spend an hour directing troops and ships. Being able to save what I’m doing would be great.
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Locks Up Repeatedly

Complete waste of money

Great game but one glitch on iPad mini

I love these games but the iPad mini version wont let me play in landscape

Almost Finished

I played this game for a few weeks— it has many good qualities— but what created great frustration and why I gave up playing it is because it doesn’t allow you to save the game mid turn. The game only saves when you finish your turn. Not playable especially if you’re playing some of the larger scenarios. Developers… get back in there and finish this game!
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What kind of game is Pacific Fire?

Pacific Fire is a turn-based strategic wargame that simulates World War II in the Pacific Theater. Players can command various nations and engage in historically accurate campaigns, controlling air, naval, and ground forces.

What are the key features of Pacific Fire?

Key features include 18 historically accurate campaigns, command over 230 types of aircraft and 280 types of warships, detailed simulation of air, naval, and ground combat, an adaptive AI, and hotseat multiplayer.

How much does Pacific Fire cost?

Pacific Fire is a premium game that you buy once. There are no in-app purchases or ads, and you get access to all current and future content with a single purchase.

What platforms is Pacific Fire available on?

The provided data does not specify platform availability, but it is described as a mobile application. An internet connection is not required to play.

Can I play Pacific Fire with friends?

Yes, you can challenge a friend in hotseat multiplayer, also known as pass-and-play. This allows two players to take turns on the same device.