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Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies
Following the release of Ace Patrol on PC and iOS devices earlier this year, Firaxis, 2K Games, and famed strategy designer Sid Meier are getting ready to move the fight to another theatre of war. Ace Patrol: Pacific Skies will be coming to PC and iOS this fall.
The first Ace Patrol title was released using the free-to-play model. In-app purchases unlocked different campaigns after a brief tutorial and batch of missions. Pacific Skies switches things up and will be sold as a "premium" game instead of offering free entry.
Players will take the stick of historic American and Japanese aircraft during key battles, including Pearl Harbor, Midway, and Guadalcanal. Release date and pricing have not yet been announced. For more information, check out our review of the original Ace Patrol.
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