Fire In The Sky

The thunderous roars of the Wright R - 1820 Cyclone radial engines from incoming Douglas squadrons are like an angry swarm of hornets. Shunsuke dreads this all - too - familiar sound. Fortunately, the SBDs are as slow as bloated bumblebees, so our anti - aircraft gunners should handle them easily. We can only hope the Americans didn't deploy B17s. These are the ultimate bombing machines. He puts on his hachimaki and rushes to the apron where his Zero is being refueled. The cloudless baby - blue sky in the northeast is filled with black dots. He hates this agonizing anticipation of another bout of hell. The alarm has just gone off, and the action will start in 5 minutes... again. Fire in the Sky is a thrilling two - player game of strategic rivalry and tactical quick - thinking set during the Pacific War, spanning from the Pearl Harbor attack on December 7th, 1941, to the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August 1945. Over 16 phase - based turns, you'll aim to launch successful attacks on your opponent's units, break a sea siege, or outwit your enemy so effectively that they'll lose the will to fight. Don't forget about logistics; use your transportation points wisely and supply your units with oil, or they'll become easy targets for enemy naval bombers and destroyers. This game offers a long, well - balanced gameplay experience. If you choose the Japanese side, try to score as many points as possible (20 points mean an instant victory) in the first few turns and stop the Allied opponents from taking them back later. A positive score for Japan at the end of the game means a Japanese win; otherwise, the Allied forces emerge victorious. Get ready for an amazing game where you can drive the enemy fleet away with bold attacks from well - organized bomber and fighter squadrons, overtax your enemy's decision - making with daring maneuvers, and establish peace in the Pacific on your own terms! Lock and load, as Midway is just half the journey!

To play Fire in the Sky, first, choose whether you want to be on the Japanese side or the Allied forces. The game has 16 phase - based turns. During each turn, you can conduct attacks on your opponent's units, try to break a sea siege, or use your wits to outsmart your enemy. Make sure to manage your logistics carefully. Spend your transportation points wisely and supply your units with oil. Without oil, your units will be sitting ducks for the enemy. If you're on the Japanese side, aim to get 20 points in the first few turns for an immediate victory. At the end of the game, a positive score for Japan means a win for the Japanese, and any other result gives the win to the Allied forces. When it comes to maintenance, keep the game components clean and organized. Store them in a dry place to avoid damage. Also, make sure to follow the rules strictly to ensure a fair and enjoyable game for both players.