Battleships & Carriers -
Pacific
Casual turn-based WW2 Pacific
naval strategy: move, search & destroy, build units and
develop technologies. Clear and simple combat and move. Sort
of dynamic XXL battleship game, 90 missions, over 50
moveable ship/aircraft/submarine/artillery unit types,
huge tactical and strategic maps up to 90x90, unit production
and combat technology upgrades, different mission objectives
(destroy, conquer, defend, escort, kill-them-all).
Fast, re-playable tactical content rich board game style
strategy. Just plug and play.
Battlefleet Pacific War
Naval turn based strategy
game, extension to the classic Battleship game where
ships/planes/subs can move!
Game objectives: conquer enemy ports, defend friendly
ports, destroy ships, secure transport convoy to the
friendly port. Player can purchase new ships/planes during
the game.
Over 60 missions, Death-Match and Free Hunt scenarios and
campaigns including Pearl Harbor, Coral Sea, Midway,
Singapore, Iwo Jima, Battle For Leyte, Los Angeles, US
Marines, Fall Of Australia, Conquer Of Japan, Okinawa, HMS
Prince Of Wales, San Bernardino, Tokyo Express, Admiral
Spruance, Admiral Halsey, Imperial Navy, Admiral Jamamoto,
Yamato, Kamikaze, Operation Sidney
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Battleship Game vs Pacific War Game
Pacific War turn based strategy game
Battleship Game WW2
Naval turn based strategy game, compilation of the best
Pacific War and Battelfleet 1939 scenarios, plus new Combat
Technology system - research and implement new armor,
artillery, speed, engine and radar technologies.
Over 150 missions, death-matches
and campaigns!
More info: Battleship Game WW2
Battlefleet 1939
Game war scenarios include Mission Bismarck, Invasion, Atlantic 1941, Royal Navy, Norway Ports, Wolf Pack Submarines, USN Operations 1941, Singapore, Kriegsmarine, Conquer Of Italy, Lamansh, Atlantic 1943, Lancaster Bombers, Gross-Admiral, Drang Nach Ost, Sir John Tovey, B-29, Normandy and USAAF.
List of ranks used In BattleFleet and Pacific War
battleship games
Chester Nimitz, Ernest King, William Halsey, Raymond Spruance, Thomas Kinkaid, Fleet Admiral, Admiral, Vice Admiral, Rear Admiral, Commodore, Captain, Captain (Junior), Commander Lieutenant, Commander Lieutenant (Senior), Lieutenant (Junior), Ensign, Midshipman, Chief Warrant Officer 1.st, Warrant Officer 2.nd, Warrant Officer 3.rd, Warrant Officer, Chief Petty Officer, Petty Officer 1st Class, Petty Officer 2nd Class, Seaman, Seaman Apprentice, Recruit
Kriegsmarine
Dr. Erich Raeder, Karl Donitz, Gunther Prien, Gunther Lutjens, Otto Schultze, Grossadmiral, Admiral, Vizeadmiral, Konteradmiral, Kommodore, Kapitan zur See, Fregattenkapitan, Korvettenkapitan, Kapitanleutnant, Oberleutnant zur See, Leutnant zur See, Oberfahnrich zur See, Fahnrich zur See, Stabsoberbootsmann, Oberbootsmann, Stabsbootsmann, Bootsmann, Oberbootsmannsmaat, Bootsmannsmaat, Matrosensobergefreiter, Matrosenhauptgefreiter, Matrosengefreiter, Matrose
Royal Navy
Sir Arthur Cunningham, Sir Bertram Ramsay, Sir Dudley Pound,
Sir James Somerville, Sir John Tovey, Admiral of the fleet,
Admiral, Vice-Admiral, Rear-Admiral, Commodore, Captain,
Captain (Junior), Commander Lieutenant, Commander Lieutenant
(Senior), Lieutenant (Junior), Sub-Lieutenant, Cadet, Chief
Warrant Officer, 1.st Warrant Officer, 2.nd Warrant Officer,
3.rd Warrant Officer, Chief Petty Officer, Petty Officer,
Junior Petty Officer, Seaman, Ordinary Seaman, Junior Seaman
Imperial Japan Navy
Isoroku Yamamoto, Osami Nagano, Chuichi Nagumo, Takeo Kurita,
Gunichi Mikawa, Joto-Thai (FADM), Thai-sho (ADM), Chu-sho
(V.ADM), Sho-sho (R.ADM), Joto-Thai-sa (Comodore), Thai-sa
(Cpt), Nitto-Thai-sa (J.Cpt), Chu-sa (Cmd), Sho-sa (Lt.Cmd),
Thai-i (S.Ltn), Chu-i (J.Ltn), Sho-i (Sub Ltn), Heisocho
(MidSh), Joto-Suiheicho (C.WO), Itto-Suiheicho (1.WO),
Nitto-Suiheicho (2.WO), Suiheicho (3.WO), Joto-Heiso (CPO),
Itto-Heiso (1.PO), Nitto-Heiso (2.PO), Joto-Suihei (SM),
Itto-Suihei (1.SM), Nitto-Suihei (2.SM)