Red Fire

Wirraway Software

About this game

Red Fire is a turn-based strategic wargame set in East Asia between the years 1950-1975. Take command of land, air, and naval forces of dozens of nations including the US, USSR, China, Taiwan, North and South Korea, North and South Vietnam, France, Thailand, and the Philippines.

Experience Korean War, Vietnam War, and many other conflicts - both historical and fictional. Command squadrons of more than 500 types of aircraft, from biplanes to multirole fighter jets. Control the seas with more than 500 types of warships including submarines, battleships and aircraft carriers. Leverage new tools like surface-air missiles, air-air refueling tankers, attack helicopters, and missile cruisers to dominate the battlefield.

Red Fire is powered by a detailed and realistic simulation of Cold War-era air, naval, and ground combat. Fight against an intelligent AI which constantly adapts its strategy to ensure every game is challenging and unique. Challenge a friend in hotseat multiplayer (pass-and-play).

Red Fire contains no in-app purchases or ads of any kind, and an internet connection is not required to play. Buy the game once and get access to all current and future content.

Ratings and reviews

A great addition to the series showing Korean war which is forgotten a lot and the more known Vietnam war among others. I can tell I will be playing this a lot over the coming months. A couple of things I would like to see added at some point in the future is the ability to create new battalions and replenish them when they have low numbers and merge infantry divisions. Great job as always to Wirraway Software

Enjoying this a lot! Detailed mechanics under the hood but extremely intuitive to learn. Additional features like diplomacy (triggered by military action), map edit, and nuclear option. Deals with some conflicts that are less well featured in other media (Malayan Emergency, First Indochina War). Excellent addition and hope the series continues! (First World War?!)

I've been keeping up with all the updates and games, always giving props to the improvements and engagement of the creator with his reviewers. Always on top of the suggestions being made and what's planned. He's put in the ones I wanted back when only pacific fire was out. I guess the only thing I can think of to request would maybe be some form of prisoner swap diplomacy that can quickly replenish units or get new regiments formed. Obviously don't know how well or if it can be implemented.

What’s new

- 10 new types of aircraft
- Many bug fixes
- Changed app icon to comply with store policies