True heroes know no bounds! Experience top combat action in this brand new arcade flight sim and become immersed in the exploits of famous aircraft carriers. Choose the side you want to play on: the US Navy or the Imperial Japanese Navy. Climb into the cockpit and re-live the most famous battles of the War in the Pacific.
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I adquired this game with the last humble bundle for a few dollars. According to that, I think it was a good deal taking into account how much I expended. The game itself has beautiful graphics and if you like WWII aircraft, you´re going to enjoy the views. On the other hand, controls can be a little bit hard to get even if you have a gamepad (I strongly recommend trying different settings at the realism part of the game settings window) and after some missions, it gets kind of repititive. In summary, not a good buy for 20$, but a reasonably good one for 5$ or less. I would rate it with a 6.5/10
Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is an interesting take on the Pacific War, with the Japanese campaign especially bringing a more human element to the story. As a history buff, especially concerning the war in the Pacific, this game has piqued my interest for some time. However, there are several historical inaccuracies, and gameplay becomes repetitive after the fifth hour or so. I have encountered multiple graphical bugs, and a game crash at the end of the final Japanese mission. If you can get this game for five dollars or less, and you love flight simulators or World War 2 flight games, then by all means go ahead and pick it up. But if you want a game that truly shines when showing naval and aerial warfare in the Pacific Theater, check out the Battlestations duology. Otherwise, stay clear of this noble but poorly executed attempt to recreate the War in the Pacific.
I really love WW2 fighter games. I had one from Jane's for the PC more than a decade ago that, while it had its weaknesses, was wonderful in terms of the selection of planes and their playability and (to a greater or lesser extent) realism. This one fails on all counts. It feels like a game someone thought up, then they assigned a developer and said 'take as much from these other games as you want. Don't bother doing any actual research and get it done on time and at budget.' For one, this game is absolutely awful as to the selection of planes. For a carrier game in the Pacific in WW2, not having the F4U Corsair as a potential plane to fly (although it can be fought against) is a catastrophe. Second, this game includes such stalwarts of the Pacific carrier war as the Messerschmitt Bf 109, the Stuka, and the Spitfire. Pretty clearly they already had these planes mocked up from another fly
Good game all round despite things. Yes there are some crashes. Menu bugs that prevent you from going forward. Stuck missions - especially the ones where a certain ship is scripted to survive according to history making it really frustrating for the player that just 'accidentally' had 10 torpedo runs on the ship and every torpedo was a dud. I suppose miracles do happen on the pacific. War is hell. Graphics are gorgeous, story is pretty decent. Especially JPN campaign that is told by the daughter of the XO. Game strikes a pretty decent balance between arcade and sim and end result could be best described as satisfying enough. Flight stick is recommended.
Linux version has many issues, including bad graphical quality and control problems that have yet to be fixed after a month. Would not recommend to anyone on Linux
Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is an arcade flying game set in the Pacific Theater of second world war between the Imperial Japanese Navy and United States Navy. Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers gameplay is quite simple and arcadish. Like the name suggest, your plane mostly start from an aircraft carrier before flying into combat, and your main missions all the time is to protect your carrier from enemy attack while doing mission assigned to you in the same time. As the American Navy you will relive the story of the legendary USS Enterprise, the last surviving American aircraft carrier in the pacific. The graphics of Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is quite good. The water shader are incredibly beautiful, and since the game are mostly naval sea battles/carrier battles, it makes the game so epic. The planes and ships models are also beautiful and realistic. Air Conflicts: Pacific Carri
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