Last Tally
Pacific 1941–1945
Fly both sides of the Pacific air war.
Seventeen chapters, Pearl Harbor to Okinawa, each flown from both sides. Pick a cockpit, and the pilot you didn't choose becomes the unknown ace across the sky from you.
Caught ashore on the first morning at Pearl Harbor, he takes a borrowed P-40 into the smoke, then flies the rest of the war from carrier decks and island strips.
A Zero pilot at the empire's high tide, he flies escort over Pearl Harbor and stays in the fight as the victories turn to losses.
Squadron Showdown puts ten pilots over one island airfield. Fly solo, or send a friend an invite and fly as a pair. Strangers are never put on your team, and open seats fill with AI pilots.
Fuel burns fast outside the boundary, so every pilot faces the same call: land to refuel while the vultures circle, or stay up and hunt the ones who do.
Every chapter plays from the American and the Japanese side. Pick one, and the other pilot becomes the ace waiting across the sky.
Seventeen chapters follow the real battles of the Pacific War: Wake, Coral Sea, Midway, Guadalcanal, and on to the end.
Dive on a flight deck, line up a torpedo run, trap aboard a moving carrier, and nurse a crippled plane home on fumes.
Plot the contact, pick the approach, and give your wingmen their roles. A bad plan costs fuel and time, never a dice roll.
What is Last Tally?
Last Tally is a WW2 Pacific air-combat game for phones. Fly a story campaign from Pearl Harbor to Okinawa from both the American and the Japanese cockpit, then take off in Squadron Showdown, an online battle against other pilots.
When does it release, and on what platforms?
Last Tally is in development for iPhone first, with Android to follow. Release news will be posted on this site.
Is Last Tally free to play?
Last Tally will be free to download. It may offer optional in-app purchases: the App Store or Google Play shows every price in your local currency before you buy, and paid currency never expires. If randomized items are ever offered, their odds will be shown in the game before purchase.
Is the story historically accurate?
The battles, ships, and aircraft follow the history of the Pacific War. The lead pilots and their squadrons are fictional composites, and real people appear only in dramatized scenes. It is historical fiction told from both sides, not an endorsement of either side's cause.
Do I need an internet connection?
The campaign plays offline. Squadron Showdown and wingman invites need a connection.