Pacific Fire
A deep, realistic WW2 strategy game. Lead your forces to victory in the Pacific.
Game info
Game description
Android App Analysis and Review: Pacific Fire, Developed by Wirraway Software. Listed in Strategy Category. Current Version Is 1.800, Updated On 05/02/2025 . According to users reviews on Google Play: Pacific Fire. Achieved Over 10 thousand Installs. Pacific Fire Currently Has 560 Reviews, Average Rating 4.6 Stars
Pacific Fire is a turn-based strategic wargame set in the Pacific Theater of World War II created by a solo developer. Take command of US, Japanese, British, Australian, New Zealand, Chinese, Thai, Indian, and Dutch forces in the Pacific and Southeast Asia from 1941-1945.Unparalleled depth and historical accuracy
Experience the entire war in the Pacific through 20 historically accurate campaigns, from the attack on Pearl Harbor to the Empire of Japan's surrender. Command squadrons of more than 180 types of aircraft, from iconic warbirds like the A6M2 Zero and P-38 Lightning to less well-known types like the CAC Boomerang and Vickers Wellington. Control the seas with more than 170 types of warships including submarines, battleships and aircraft carriers.
Classic strategic wargaming
Pacific Fire is powered by a detailed and realistic simulation of WW2 air and naval combat. Fight against an intelligent AI which constantly adapts its strategy to ensure every game is challenging and unique. Challenge a friend in hotseat multiplayer (pass-and-play).
No in-app purchases or ads
Buy the game once and get access to all current and future content. Pacific Fire contains no in-app purchases or ads of any kind, and an internet connection is not required to play.
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Discord: https://discord.gg/nGvHDaD
Twitter: https://twitter.com/WirrawayDev
The game features 20 campaigns, including:
- Pacific Fire: Fight the whole of WW2 month-by-month on a map spanning from India to the west coast of the US.
- Centrifugal Offensive: Command Imperial Japanese forces invading the Philippines, Singapore, and the Dutch East Indies at the beginning of WW2.
- Coral Sea: Fight the first battle between aircraft carriers in history, and experience the battles for Guadalcanal and the Kokoda Track.
- Yamamoto's Gambit: Devise a strategy to lure the US Pacific Fleet into a decisive battle with the Kido Butai, and change history at the Battle of Midway.
- Central Pacific: Lead the US Pacific Fleet and US Marine Corps seize strategic islands and liberate the Philippines in 1943 - 1944.
- Operation Downfall: Command a massive Allied invasion of the Japanese Home Islands in this alternate history campaign.
Feedback and suggestions are very welcome at [email protected].
What's New
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
- 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
Recent Comments
Andrew Chai
Captures the WW2 Pacific experience completely! Simple to play with much strategic depth and details behind the scenes for those who want to think and plan deeper. AI is dynamic and no scenario plays the same way twice. The European Theatre Blitzkrieg Fire is also a must play! Only thing I spotted is that the USS Colorado being mistakenly placed in Pearl Harbour in Dec 1941. Please change this if you can to make it even more historical!
Jaxon Scott
Could you make another game exactly like this, but in Europe? Update: Pretty annoying problem with the most recent version, Allied industry can never be above 500, at least in custom missions. And when they have huge industry, the accumulated industy will always be in the negatives, sometimes making the total industry far in the negatives and produce nothing. This doesn't happen to Japanese industry, and it gets really frustrating when you need reinforcements but the game basically prevents it.
Jason McLaren
When I saved and returned to the game, bases reset to defaults after upgrading. Looks like you fixed that. Thank you very much. I have spent years playing your simulations from the start, and love them.
Shawn Mahaney
Loved this game until an update full of bugs wiped out all saved games. Update: down to one star from two. I keeping finding bugs in the new version, both game play and supplied scenarios.
Bob Cload
Love it. Love it. Love it. I'm finding this deep game to be a bit of a challenge but that's the beauty of it. Resource management is crucial and intel gathering is essential. I really can't say enough positive stuff. In a sea of "pay to win" garbage, it's a pleasure to throw in the few bucks for a very detailed, entertaining game. Please keep supporting it with updates! Update: It seems there is a glitch with the statistics overview. Japanese naval losses didn't show.
SammoSan “Sam_CherryJam”
Very detailed game with simplicity to boot. I had so much fun as the Allies in their Pacific Fire scenario. Although, with the Japanese campaign, Greater East Asia War to be specific, I find it too easy to beat the Allies, I usually win by early 1943 after sinking US carriers. It could be a balancing issue or just the AI, being the AI. Overall it is a great grand-strategy game. Also a frontline map option would be interesting; as it's more of a sphere of influence and not actual frontlines.
Will Claytor
Great Game. As a history buff, this game is fantastic and much more in-depth than traditional turn based phone games. The only suggestion that i have is to add the ability to group army unit, similar to the "merge" function for naval units. This doeant take away from the overall game, but would be a nice convenience factor when strategizing assaults
AZUCHIGREY
An excellent, well designed and streamlined grand strategy game focusing on the Pacific theater. There is a lot of depth to the strategy, while not overwhelming the player, as the interface makes it easy to navigate and launch full-scale operations across entire fronts. The animations are a nice addition to help immersion. A unique serious wargame that is rare on mobile. A true gem! Also played the Blitzkrieg Fire game, and love both.