Storm over the Pacific (2014)

Wastelands Interactive

PC (Microsoft Windows)

1.00 from 2 ratings

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Storm over the Pacific is a game that takes place during 1937-1945. It depicts the conflict between the Japanese Empire, the USA and other allies during World War II. Choose from around 30 available countries with their precise army structure. You can concentrate on controlling one country or govern a few to feel like a leader of the whole alliance … Read more
Storm over the Pacific is a game that takes place during 1937-1945. It depicts the conflict between the Japanese Empire, the USA and other allies during World War II. Choose from around 30 available countries with their precise army structure. You can concentrate on controlling one country or govern a few to feel like a leader of the whole alliance or to fight with yourself. Thanks to this kind of freedom the game offers you hundreds of hours of entertaining gameplay. Read less
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Details

Developers
Wastelands Interactive
Publishers
Wastelands Interactive
Genres
Simulator, Strategy
Steam
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Release dates

  • Jun 13, 2014 (Worldwide) PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Rating distribution

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anarchistica

Review anarchistica 1/5 · Nov 19, 2025

Probably amazing for about three dozen people

This is a grand strategy game with no tutorial and a terrible interface that doesn't explain even abbreviations if you hover over something. The gameplay is extremely basic, the concetpt of manpower isn't represented for instance. There is no free form gameplay, just turn-limited scenarios. One of the most bizarre things is that combat result popups automatically close after a …

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This is a grand strategy game with no tutorial and a terrible interface that doesn't explain even abbreviations if you hover over something. The gameplay is extremely basic, the concetpt of manpower isn't represented for instance. There is no free form gameplay, just turn-limited scenarios. One of the most bizarre things is that combat result popups automatically close after a few seconds.

I wanted to see if there was a manual or something and then the game crashed when i Alt+Tabbed. SotP also has a weird launcer that sends you to an unsecured website... in Internet Explorer. I didn't even know that was still on my PC somewhere.

Overall, this 2014 game is infintely inferior to 2005's Hearts of Iron 2.

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