From the article: "Shrapnel Games has announced the upcoming turn-based naval wargame, War Plan Pacific, set during World War II. It will feature the entire war in the Pacific from 1941 to 1945. There is no word on a release date or pricing information at this time..."
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Shrapnel Games has released a new patch for its strategy title War Plan Pacific, now available for download. The update brings the game to v1.0.3 and adds the new game mode Play By E-Mail.
War Plan Pacific is simply the latest wargame to demonstrate that the genre has moved well beyond the grognard mainstays of hexes and combat resolution tables. It is a quick playing and transparent game with an elegance that puts a lot of larger budget games to shame.
Brush text with greatness! Shrapnel Games, publisher of the critically acclaimed naval wargame, War Plan Pacific, is hosting a chat with John Hawkins of KE Studios on January 27th at 9 PM EST/6 PM PST. John is the lead developer and designer of War Plan Pacific, so it will be a great time to ask him questions like, "Why can't we firebomb the Japanese mainland with incendiary bats?" Yes, the US actually did toy around with explosive flying mammals but realized that since you can't really train bats there's no guarantee they'd end up where you'd want them.
