Pacific Storm: Allies

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

0
Average:

4
Bad:

1

Pros:

Low system requirements; large battles; good depth that will appeal to hardcore strategy gamers.

Cons:

Seems to be thrown together in places; poor planning and voice acting; sometimes a bit too chaotic to really grasp what needs to be done.

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Last revision on January 31, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Low system requirements; large battles; good depth that will appeal to hardcore strategy gamers

Reviewers Didn't Like

Seems to be thrown together in places; poor planning and voice acting; sometimes a bit too chaotic to really grasp what needs to be done

Expert reviews and ratings

For those that are looking for just a little bit more of the genre, and love deep stategy games this could be right up your alley, but for the average armchair warrior this may be a bit beyond the range of your...

By GWN on April 16, 2008

del.icio.us | Digg This | Glink It Pacific Storm Allies is sequel to the released Pacific Storm RTS Game. Pacific Storm, in its own right, was loaded with so many variables that you could play the game a multitude of ways. So many, in fact, it was...

By GameZone on March 03, 2008

Game Details Publisher: Buka Entertainment,CDV Developer: Lesta Studio ESRB Rating: T Genre: Historical Real Time Strategy Theme: World War II Pros: Excellent blend of strategy and action game play; Wide range of unit types including land, sea and air...

By About.com on February 27, 2008

Another epic RTS/simulation hybrid covering the fight between the Allies and the Japanese in the Pacific during WWII comes nipping at the heels of Battlestations: Midway. Unlike its fun-but-slightly-dumbed-down arcadey cousin, the emphasis in Pacific...

By Games Radar on January 29, 2008

Allies returns to this same formula, looking to introduce elements that were missing in the first outing and flesh out those that were only there as bare bones. One of the biggest changes is the inclusion of a third player controlled fighting force....

By Strategy Informer on February 01, 2007