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I could finally find time to write about War in the Pacific: Admiral Edition, which is surely the most complex, dense and accurate computer simulation on the entire world war two, in the pacific theater. It is hard to explain this game in one, two or even 50 pages!
The manual contains hundreds of pages and only by playing the game you can capture the details of the mechanics. I was first a board game player, because at that time there were no computers or and the games that appeared did not offered detailed wargames. The problem with boardgames is that you have to play against yourself, in solitaire mode because it is unlikely you can match your available times with those from your friends. And even so, your friends may not be interested in the game. So when computers games were made more realistic, I started trying and enjoying them.
Playing a computer game you can: • Safe time because you do not need to prepare setup • Play anytime because you do not need opponent • Play against AI so you do not need to play solitaire Of course, you still have drawbacks: • Playing a computer game your vision is restricted to the screen and you need to scroll down etc • In board game, you can easily inspect the entire map • The variety of board games is immense • The mechanics, and hoe the AI computes the results of combat is not so obvious • In board games, you really know details on how and why this unit was reduced. This is much more obscure in PC games Said that, I would like to focus on this section on War in the Pacific: Admiral Edition (AE). This game can be played from december 1941 to 1945 or 1946. Each turn can represent one day in the simulation. Because you can control each plane, each pilot, each type of resources, each ship etc, you can easily imagine that playing a single turn(day) may take few hours!, so multiplying each turn time by 365 days (a year) and by 4 or 5 (the total number of years) you can know how much time you need to complete a campaign. I really want to play a full campaign but the amount of time is intimidating. That is one of the main reasons that I explored other board games such as the, which I am also reviewing in detail here in because it allows you to play the entire campaign in an extended weekend.
Of course, you loose a lot of tactical and operational flavor but it is a good deal. I really recommend you to purchase this game if you are an enthusiast like me of strategy games and pacific war theater. See the • • (Game description After Action Report) • (AAR) • (AAR) • (video play ) • (video play) • (video play).
Harpoon II is a simulation of modern-era naval combat. A variety of ships such as surface and sub, as well as missile weapons and aircraft must be tracked and accounted for when engaging in battles. It is a single player game, and takes place in real-time (though you can set the clock ratio to suit your needs and even pause the game). Rather than being a straight Cold War-style U.S.S.R. Vs the USA game, Harpoon II's scenarios are mostly based on third-world encounters, such as USA vs North Korea, or Peru vs Ecuador, etc. Sometimes the sheer volume of detail can be overwhelming; this game is not recommended for casual wargamers.
You take charge of a naval force composed of either few small ships armed with only cannons and light rockets/missiles, or an entire carrier strike force with it's own air force and long-range cruise missiles.