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I adquired this game with the last humble bundle for a few dollars. According to that, I think it was a good deal taking into account how much I expended.

The game itself has beautiful graphics and if you like WWII aircraft, you´re going to enjoy the views. On the other hand, controls can be a little bit hard to get even if you have a gamepad (I strongly recommend trying different settings at the realism part of the game settings window) and after some missions, it gets kind of repititive.

In summary, not a good buy for 20$, but a reasonably good one for 5$ or less. I would rate it with a 6.5/10

Good game all round despite things.

Yes there are some crashes. Menu bugs that prevent you from going forward. Stuck missions - especially the ones where a certain ship is scripted to survive according to history making it really frustrating for the player that just 'accidentally' had 10 torpedo runs on the ship and every torpedo was a dud. I suppose miracles do happen on the pacific. War is hell.

Graphics are gorgeous, story is pretty decent. Especially JPN campaign that is told by the daughter of the XO.

Game strikes a pretty decent balance between arcade and sim and end result could be best described as satisfying enough. Flight stick is recommended.

Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is an arcade flying game set in the Pacific Theater of second world war between the Imperial Japanese Navy and United States Navy.

Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers gameplay is quite simple and arcadish. Like the name suggest, your plane mostly start from an aircraft carrier before flying into combat, and your main missions all the time is to protect your carrier from enemy attack while doing mission assigned to you in the same time. As the American Navy you will relive the story of the legendary USS Enterprise, the last surviving American aircraft carrier in the pacific.

The graphics of Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is quite good. The water shader are incredibly beautiful, and since the game are mostly naval sea battles/carrier battles, it makes the game so epic. The planes and ships models are also beautiful and realistic.

Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers is another good arcade game. I recommend this.

Rating 8/10

I bought this to bring back memories, while it did, this game DID NOT age well

I bought this game a few years ago as part of a bundle but I never played it until a few weeks ago after visiting the Naval Aviation Musem in Pensacola, FL. I got home and imagined being a naval aviator in the Pacific during WWII like President George H.W. Bush, flying a TBM Avenger and giving it to the Imperial Navy. So, I fired up Pacific Wars and it has been extremely fun! There is a simulation mode available, but I prefer having fun and played Arcade through both the US and Japanese campaigns and it was just great fun. The missions do not disrespect history or detract from it. The missions are challenging enough to make you feel like you really took it to the enemy. The torpedo bomber missions are a great challenge and very rewarding once you get the hang of it. Overall, this is really a good, fun game, that you can jump in casually play and have fun without having to earn a degree in it to be able to play it. If you want to have some fun and play pretend, you will love it. Did I mention it was fun?

I'm not done yet, I still have missions to go but could someone tell me how the heck do you beat the bomber before he drops his bombs

A really cool arcad-ish WWII Combat flight sim.
The game features both an Allied and Japanese viewpoint of the war through different campaigns, which is something not always touched on by WWII flight sims.
Take the games physics and realism with a huge dash of salt and enjoy it for the historical story aspects and the fun of editing flight rosters, deciding how to, in a limited way, load your different aircraft, and in the midst of battle jump from plane to plane to control the skies.

If you are looking for realism, then no, this won't be for you, but if you want a fun romp through the air war of the Pacific campaign of WWII, this will do nicely.

Just a Note Here... Very Basic and Very Fun to play Joystick control can be enabled... Big Plus In My Book !!!! Not Can't remember if rudder capability is enabled. None the less Quite enjoyable for the Buck !!

If you like WW2 flight sims, historical accuracy and want to know the Japanese side of the story for Battle of Pacific. This game is a must get for you. I cannot really recommend this game at the same time. If there was a neutral option, I would vote for that, but some people like this game, so you might also. It is a like of hate game due to the horrible controls this game has with the first game. The campaign is much more unique than the first game.

Configuration System:
To access graphics settings for this game go to C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Air Conflict - Pacific Carriers\Configure
Double click "Configure"

All settings were default max. If you have crashes, I suggest turn off "Post effect" first(was my settings). Then try everything else on low. My mouse settings were "Inverted off" and sensitivity 5.

CONS(too many cons compare to first game):
- Japanese Campaign is ridiculous difficult even on Pilot mode(which I beat in)
- No infinite ammo like the first Air Conflict game.
- AI teammates are dumb and will crash into you when your turning in formation.
- There is no way to command AI teammate to leave formation until you spot enemies.
- Torpedoes are a pain to use.
- Have to target scripted targets in order to advance in missions, meaning you have to ignore most enemies for the most part unlike the first game.
- Japanese Zero cannons are useless, they can't even shoot down planes head on.
- No automatic targeting system like the first game meaning you actually have to aim making the game even harder with poor controls, but still bearable. (if you want easier controls for flight Sims, Combat wings or Dogfight 1942 is a good example for PC players.)

CAMPAIGN:
For some reason you miss a mission, not to worry, there is a replay mission option somewhere in the menu.

Not: Do not play campaign on hardest difficulty you will rage! There is nothing to unlock!
There are 5 Chapters for each campaign. US has two campaign and IJN(Japan) has two campaign.

I highly recommend you finish all patrols missions and any missions that are unlocked before playing the normal missions as it will skip to next chapter. NEVER EVER CLICK "ADVANCE CHAPTER" WITHOUT FINISHING ALL MISSIONS or it will count towards skip mission likes the first Air Conflict game.

Tips: All watch tower patrols missions you just have to look left or right to spot enemies. There is only one watchtower patrol mission where you have to spot a submarine which is NAVAL BATTLE OF GUADALCANAL in US campaign on the right.

US campaign was far most the easiest. You can get the Fighter 6 MG cannons and it can shoot down planes head on. You don't have use Torpedoes. You can switch to bigger bombs for Torpedo bombers.

Japanese Campaign is by far the hardest. The fighters have issues on damaging Allied planes. It is like shooting flying tanks. You can't even kill a target head on even with the 20mm cannons. Some missions are scripted to fail, so don't worry. Especially, those Kamikaze missions.