It gives you someone to connect to as you go through the story as well as making it feel like there is something at stake if you fail and end up nose diving into a fiery wreck.Īs well as the dogfights that the series is known for, Air Conflicts: Secret War s has a variety of other missions to diversify the gameplay. This adds a more human component to Air Conflicts: Secret Wars than its sister games, which focus mainly on the arcade style battles. The missions are punctuated by brief cutscenes that flesh out the game with a narrative set in the World War II, told through the journal entries of the protagonist. Only when you have either shot them all down or lured them into an ambush of your own can you progress to the meat of the story. Instead of landing, you are ambushed by enemy planes and are forced into a midair battle. The left joystick controls your direction while the buttons on the right joycon allow you to shoot various bullets and bombs depending on the ammunition you have with you.Īfter you’ve got the hang of the basics, you’re immediately plunged into the action. You begin with a simple mission to fly from one point to another, to get used to the controls and the way that the plane moves. You play as a young pilot who has inherited her father’s flying skills as well as his reputation. Unlike the sister game Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers, Secret Wars has more of a plot alongside the missions that you undertake as a pilot. The main gameplay consists of fierce dogfights between Allied and Axis planes in the air above 1940s Europe. Inspired by the real campaigns of World War II, Air Conflicts: Secret Wars takes the arcade flight simulation structure of the Air Conflicts series and adds a layer of story and stealth.
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