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Battlestations: Pacific

Eidos-Montréal · May 12, 2009

PC · Xbox 360

Teen

About

The second of Eidos' action/simulation game series, Battlestations: Pacific delivers intense, action-packed combat and strategic warfare at an extraordinary scale and features two distinctly different single player campaigns. The game features a massive U.S. and Japanese single player campaign that offers a unique blend of action and strategy. Players must plan their moves carefully on huge open-world arenas and fight in the air, above sea and underwater to relive some of the most hard-fought battles in WWII history.

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Scores by platform

PC

Critic 7.4 (9 critics) · Gamer 6.9

7.3

Xbox 360

Critic 7.4 (13 critics) · Gamer 8.0

7.6

Critic reviews

  • Game Informer

    Matt Bertz · Sep 22, 2009

    6.0
    The five multiplayer modes and eight scaleable maps give fans a lot of replay value, but the game's fundamental flaw is still intact: boring gameplay. Bombing runs can be fun, but navigating slow ships with even slower ammo reloads and babysitting units doesn't add up to a riveting experience. Count this bored midshipman out.
  • Giant Bomb

    Dave Snider · May 20, 2009

    6.0
    While some will definitely enjoy the sandbox nature of the game and the variety of units it provides, others might be put off by the arcadey gameplay and simplistic strategy. The game provides a decent amount of replayability through its multiplayer modes but it's hard to tell if there are enough gamers online as of this writing to make that a sure thing.
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