Pacific Fire

Pacific Fire is a turn-based strategic wargame set in the Pacific Theater of World War II. Take command of US, Japanese, British, Australian, New Zealand, Chinese and Dutch forces in the Pacific and Southeast Asia from 1941-1945.

• 18 historical campaigns covering key battles of the war in the Pacific
• 3 grand campaigns covering the entire war, from the attack on Pearl Harbour to Japan's surrender.
• More than 500 types of aircraft, tanks, ships, and submarines, from the iconic P-38 Lightning and A6M2 Zero to less well-known types like the Fulmar and Martin B-10.
• Powered by a detailed, realistic behind-the-scenes simulation of air, naval, and ground combat.
• No ads or in-app purchases — buy it once and get access to all current and future content.

Blitzkrieg Fire is a turn-based strategic wargame set in the European and North African theaters of World War II. Take command of the land, air, and naval forces of Britain, Germany, the USSR, the United States, Italy, France, Poland, Finland, and many other nations in the largest conflict in history.

• Includes 20 historical campaigns covering key battles of the war in Europe and North Africa, each playable as either the Axis or Allies. 4 of these are 'grand campaigns' covering the entire war on a vast map spanning from North America to the Ural Mountains.
• Hotseat (pass-and-play) multiplayer support.
• New gameplay features including paratroopers, supply lines, and weather simulation.
• User interface improvements, including screen rotation support.
• More than 400 types of aircraft, ships, and submarines from 25 nations.
• Powered by a detailed, realistic behind-the-scenes simulation of air, naval, and ground combat.
• No ads or in-app purchases — buy it once and get access to all current and future content.

Red Fire is a turn-based strategic wargame set in East Asia between the years 1950-1975. Take command of land, air, and naval forces of dozens of nations including the US, USSR, China, Taiwan, North and South Korea, North and South Vietnam, France, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines.