Pacific Victory covers the war in the Pacific during World War II using the Columbia Block game system. Units are represented by wooden blocks which remain upright and hide the type and strength of the unit. A fusion of Columbia's older "Front" system and its newer "Victory" system, the game focuses on the grand strategy of the Pacific war. It provides a...
Pacific Victory covers the war in the Pacific during World War II using the Columbia Block game system. Units are represented by wooden blocks which remain upright and hide the type and strength of the unit. A fusion of Columbia's older "Front" system and its newer "Victory" system, the game focuses on the grand strategy of the Pacific war. It provides a...
Take command of Allied forces across the vast Pacific. Plan logistics, coordinate operations, and push back against the Japanese advance in a grand strategic campaign of the entire Pacific War. Pacific War 1942 places you in command of the Allied naval and land forces in the Pacific during World War II. The Japanese AI tries to expand its empire early in...
Strategic level wargame based on World War 2 Pacific theater. The basic game engine is inspired from Taiheiki. Units represent admirals of Imperial Japan or Allied Nations, and their naval and air strength. In each turn, players roll die for initiative, and then move admirals alternately by initiative . Battles, control of sea zone and replacement are...
Game description from the publisher: Can right strategy alone change history? Was defeat in the Pacific War inevitable for Japan? Could you set the goals needed to end the war and use the Imperial Japanese Navy in greater effect, which was the strongest in the world at that point, in order to achieve different results? An "if" scenario that history could...
Description from the publisher: Pacific War is a strategic level simulation game of the naval operations in the Pacific from 1941 to the first half of 1944. Players become commanders of the Japanese Imperial Navy and the Allied navy, which is centered around the US navy, and have to plan a strategy and execute it in order to win the war. Even though the...
After the discovery of the Pacific Ocean by the Spanish explorer Vasco Nuñez de Balboa in 1513, it became the subject of dispute between the two great colonial empires of the time, Spain and Portugal. The Treaty of Tordesillas established a principle agreement for the division of the world, leaving this vast expanse of sea on the Spanish side, which came...
In Pactio all players build the same city. However as all of the players get different roles, they might have different agendas, and ideas for the city. The game center point is buying buildings and developing them, as they often synergise with themselves, or your role. They also serve as your source of income to fuel your actions for the future. In...
Historically in the Third World, coups have changed more governments than elections since World War II. Most coups involve using part of the armed forces of a country to seize power from a ruler, though there is usually little overt conflict – the coup d’etat is generally a much less bloody way of seizing power than its distant cousin, the popular...
Discover your Origin - Create your Destiny, in this game of planetary balance by Arch & Gravity, blending coop and vs play with real science and fun sci-fi. Erupt as a Volcano, destroy with a Meteor, or travel the world as a Super Typhoon, using the innovative E3 gameplay system - Energy, Entropy & Evolution. Make tactical decisions as you build your area...
Played over 18 scale plans of the famous Sunningdale course, this golf simulation allows Stroke play or Match play. Unlike normal golf sims where a square grid is superimposed over a map, this game involves a clear plastic cursor to be targeted and positioned anywhere. Club accuracy and resulting ball position is assessed by card draw and ball position is...