
Publisher: Home Net Games · Release date: 2019-04-06
Steam gives Warplanes: WW2 Dogfight away: download it and play without paying anything. The keys listed under its name below are usually for paid editions or upgrades, so check what one includes before you buy.
In each of the campaigns for Great Britain, the USSR, and Germany, you will assume the role of a pilot and squadron leader. Take part in large-scale air battles, carry out dangerous missions, and lead your squadron to victory across the skies of World War II. Take control of over 30 iconic historical aircraft from the RAF, Luftwaffe, and Soviet Air Forces. Jump into the cockpit of legendary fighters and bombers such as the The Spitfire, Hurricane, Lancaster, II-2 “Shturmovik”, La-5FN, Ju-87 “Stuka”, and Fw 200 “Condor”, and experience fast-paced air combat inspired by real World War II machines. Fight deadly encounters across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Engage enemy fighters, escort bombers, intercept hostile squadrons, and attack ground targets including convoys, ships, and military installations. Each mission brings new challenges and requires tactical thinking as well as piloting skill. Build and manage your own base. Construct additional hangars, workshops, and other facilities, buy new aircraft, and recruit and train pilots. Assign them to missions, develop their skills, and shape your squadron to match your preferred combat style. BECOME AN ELITE WARPLANE PILOT • Enjoy World War II air combat with intuitive controls and user-friendly flight mechanics. • Fly over 30 historical aircraft from the RAF, Luftwaffe, and Soviet Air Forces. • Take part in multiple campaigns across Europe, Africa, and Asia. • Manage your squadron and base - buy aircraft, recruit pilots, and train your crew. • Experience immersive radio chatter in English, Russian, and German. • Stay alive, lead your squadron, and change the course of the war.
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