Pacific General

great strategy game.

runs great on windows 11 for me. no bugs or crashes. its a little retro but still very playable in 2026. the best thing abt these strategy games is the never really become that outdated. simple? sure. ugly? eh, to some. but still as good as any other "hex-hopper" as i call them lol personally i think the old graphics have a certain charm to them :)

Old School grid-based wargame. It quite fun after you read the 53-page-long manual at least twice to know how to play it :)

Pacific General, developed by Strategic Simulations and published by SNEG, represents one of the most polished and confident evolutions of the classic “General” formula. Set against the backdrop of the Pacific theater during World War II, it takes the accessible, turn-based design of its predecessors and expands it into a broader, more layered strategic experience. Rather than radically reinventing the series, it refines its systems and introduces new dimensions—most notably naval warfare—resulting in a game that feels both familiar and meaningfully expanded. The core gameplay revolves around a hex-based battlefield where units move and engage in a deliberate, turn-by-turn structure. Infantry, armored units, aircraft, and naval forces all play distinct roles, and success depends on understanding how these elements interact. Positioning is critical, as terrain, supply lines, and unit type all influence combat outcomes. The pace is methodical, encouraging players to think several moves ahead rather than react impulsively. Each decision carries weight, whether it’s committing to an attack, repositioning for defense, or conserving strength for future engagements. What distinguishes P…

was never one of my fav genres but this one as a classic still holds up

Not good at all. Purchased after Fantasy General which is good. Thought it would have at least the same quality if not better. But everything is bad. It's awful. Nothing like the quality of Fantasy General.