Play Gary Grigsbys Pacific War (2000) Online – MS-DOS Game

Game Overview

If you’ve ever dreamed of commanding fleets across the vast Pacific in World War II—without leaving your desk—Gary Grigsby’s Pacific War (2000) is your ticket to a deep, strategic time warp. This MS-DOS gem isn’t just a wargame; it’s a meticulous simulation that throws you into the shoes of an Allied or Axis commander, tasking you with everything from naval battles to supply lines. The sheer scale is staggering, covering the entire theater from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo, and the attention to historical detail will make any history buff geek out.

What sets it apart? The depth. This isn’t a casual click-and-win affair—it’s a thinking player’s game, where every decision ripples across the war. Compared to lighter strategy titles, Pacific War demands patience and planning, but the payoff is unmatched immersion. Whether you’re reliving nostalgic DOS-era gaming or discovering it for the first time, this is your chance to rewrite history—one carrier group at a time.
Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".