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Strategic Command WWII: War in the Pacific, v1.03.04/v1.03.01 + Rise and Fall of an Empire DLC

Genres/Tags	Strategy, Wargame, World War II, Top, 2D, Turn-based
Companies	Slitherine, Fury Software
Languages	ENG/MULTI5
Original Size	1.4GB
Repack Size	586 MB

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#5887 Strategic Command WWII: War in the Pacific v1.03.04/v1.03.01 + Rise and Fall of an Empire DLC

Repack Features

Based on Strategic.Command.WWII.War.In.The.Pacific.Rise.And.Fall.Of.An.Empire-SKIDROW ISO release: sr-strategiccommandwwiiwarinthepacificriseandfallofanempire.iso (1,457,594,368 bytes)
Game version: v1.03.04 with Rise and Fall of an Empire DLC and v1.03.01 without DLC (use respective desktop icons to run the either copy)
100% Lossless & MD5 Perfect: all files are identical to originals after installation
NOTHING ripped, NOTHING re-encoded
Significantly smaller archive size (compressed from 1.4 GB to 586 MB)
Installation takes two minutes
After-install integrity check so you could make sure that everything installed properly
HDD space after installation: 3.8 GB
Language can be changed in game settings (right corner)
Repack uses XTool library by Razor12911
At least 2 GB of free RAM (inc. virtual) required for installing this repack

A Day of Infamy –Strategic Command – WWII: War in the Pacificand its flagship 1941 Day of Infamy campaign comes with an impressive 36,000 hex map, providing you with the opportunity to wage war from India and Burma in the west, via the Dutch East Indies, Malaya, the Philippines, Guadalcanal, the Kokoda Trail, Iwo Jima, Tarawa and Midway to the west coast of North America, at an approximately 80km/50mi scale. The flagship campaign begins with the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor on the 7th December 1941 and the rapid expansion of Japan’s Empire into South East Asia and the Pacific. Tora! Tora! Tora! – As Japanese carriers strike Pearl Harbor, Allied forces across the Pacific and Southeast Asia face attacks from Hong Kong to New Guinea. Simultaneously, Chinese and Japanese forces clash for control of China.Strategic Command – WWII: War in the Pacificoffers the opportunity to command the forces of 7 major powers, including Japan, Australia, China, the USA, UK, and USSR. Engage in battles spanning both land and sea, from Okinawa to Burma, and experience the conflict through immersive 3-D unit graphics or NATO counters as Japan strives to seize resources and weaken Allied fleets and armies. (DLC) Immerse yourself in the dramatic saga of Japan’s rise and ultimate decline in East Asia withStrategic Command: Rise and Fall of an Empire. This thrilling expansion delivers six meticulously designed campaigns that capture the intensity and complexity of warfare from 1937 to 1946. From the opening shots at the Marco Polo Bridge to the colossal planned invasions of Japan’s home islands, every decision you make will shape the course of history. Will you lead Japan to unstoppable dominance, or will the Allies crush your ambitions? The fate of empires is in your hands. Game Features

- Six immersive Campaigns take you through key periods in the Pacific theater of World War II. Every campaign promises competition and replayability, with Victory Conditions varying from time-based tasks to conquering territory.
- New gameplay elements, introducing Airfields as a new resource type with unique rules, and experiencing iconic events like the Doolittle Raid. Navigate changing naval supply rules with the introduction of Naval Construction, also known as Seabees.
- A scorecard so you can easily track your progress towards victory – and compare scores.
- A turn Counter so you can easily keep track of time as you lead your forces into battle.
- A choice of 3-D unit graphics or NATO counters.
- Very easy to use Editor to make your own scenarios.
- (DLC) Six Epic Campaigns: Relive history with six detailed and dynamic campaigns spanning Japan’s rise and fall from 1937 to 1946, offering countless hours of strategic gameplay.
- (DLC) Deep Strategic Choices: Shape the conflict through vital decisions. Manage diplomacy, control resources, and decide the fate of nations.
- (DLC) Enhanced Asian Theater: Explore previously unseen regions of Asia and the Pacific with expanded maps and new strategic opportunities.
- (DLC) Autonomous Chinese Provinces: Navigate the fragmented political landscape of China, where regional leaders balance their own ambitions with national survival.
- (DLC) Historical Leaders with Unique Traits: Command legendary figures like Pai Chung-hsi, Yan Xishan, and Wang Jingwei, each bringing their own strengths, ambitions, and agendas to the battlefield.
- (DLC) Allied Final Drive Events: Coordinate the massive Allied push into Japan with strategic redeployments, logistical challenges, and decisive choices that shape the endgame.
- (DLC) Japanese Counterattack Events: Witness Japan’s final, desperate measures with daring commando raids, massive Kamikaze strikes, and the last stand of its Super Battleships.

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