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Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater
By N-Fusion Interactive, released 1 Jan 2002
- Microsoft Windows
What it is
Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater is a tactical World War II shooter from N-Fusion Interactive, released in 2002. It puts players in command of a squad of twelve soldiers undertaking missions against Japanese Imperial forces across the Pacific campaign, from the Philippines to Okinawa. Players can personalize their squad and strategy to meet mission objectives, using stealth and weapons as they move through environments featuring WWII vehicles, weapons and uniforms. The game is single-player, and multiplayer is not supported in this version because of changes in networking technology since the original release. It is presented in its original, unedited form, and its description cautions that some content may be offensive or discriminatory. Steam lists it for Windows, with Family Sharing; its genres there are Action and Strategy. The listed platform is Microsoft Windows.
What players like, and what they don't
- Squad strategy can be personalized
- Stealth-focused tactical missions
- Single-player campaign across the Pacific
- Family Sharing on Steam
- Multiplayer is not supported
- Listed for Windows only
- Content may be offensive or discriminatory
Who it suits
It suits players looking for a single-player tactical shooter with squad strategy and stealth-oriented missions. Players should also consider the stated content caution before playing.
Deadly Dozen: Pacific Theater offers squad-based, single-player missions with room to shape your approach. Its lack of multiplayer support and content warning are important to know first.
