GAME PROFILE

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From the carrier deck into the Pacific inferno 1943. The war in the Pacific is raging. You launch from the deck of a US Navy carrier into a handcrafted, cinematic story campaign of 21 missions – from Wake Island through Midway and Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima and Okinawa. An intro film, cutscenes, radio chatter and a promot…

From the carrier deck into the Pacific inferno

1943. The war in the Pacific is raging. You launch from the deck of a US Navy carrier into a handcrafted, cinematic story campaign of 21 missions – from Wake Island through Midway and Guadalcanal to Iwo Jima and Okinawa. An intro film, cutscenes, radio chatter and a promotion ceremony pull you right into the action.

One cockpit, many missions

Dogfights against Zeros, bomber formations and enemy aces
Bombing runs on fleets, positions, harbors and ammunition depots
Torpedo attacks skimming the waves
Pilot rescues and water landings in the PBY Catalina
Photo reconnaissance and escort duty
Storm Homecoming – nurse your last drops of fuel through the gusts back onto the carrier deck

Legendary aircraft

Fly the icons of the era: F6F Hellcat, F4U Corsair, PBY Catalina plus the B-25 and B-29 bombers – each with its own flight handling.

Epic boss battles

Face the greatest steel giants of the war: the battleship Yamato, the submarine I-58, enemy carriers and destroyers.

Aces that remember

Named Japanese Zero aces hunt you across multiple missions. Let one escape and it returns stronger – and it won't forget you.

Pilot's logbook

Between sorties your pilot writes handwritten diary entries. The finale reacts to the stars you have earned throughout the campaign.

Hell Run

The arcade mode for score chasers: 8 waves, one life. Pick your nation – USA (Corsair), Great Britain (Spitfire), Australia (P-40N), India (Hurricane) or Japan (Zero) – each with its own time of day, weather and music.

A living Pacific

Every mission has its own sky: dawn, golden hour, night flights or thunderstorms with lightning and rain on the canopy glass. The entire ocean is rendered in true 3D – with reflections, sun glitter and surf breaking on the islands.