Air Dogs of WW2

World War II airspace fills with fighter trails, flak bursts, and base raids. In Air Dogs of WW2, you climb into either an American Curtiss P-36 Hawk or a German warplane and fight for the side you pick before the sortie. Air combat and ground strikes share the same battlefield. Enemy squadrons cut across the sky, strategic targets sit below, and anti-aircraft guns fire up from the ground. A five-minute battle decides the winner through score or total base destruction. A cockpit view places you inside the plane during these dogfights.

How to play?

Steer the fighter through incoming fire and line up enemy aircraft for machine-gun bursts. Ground targets need bombs, so fly low enough to drop them on structures without drifting into obstacles. Altitude changes the risk. Climb too high and the engine can fail under the strain. Return fire chips away at your aircraft, so watch the damage reading and avoid another pass if the plane is already torn up. Bomb supply is limited, which makes each drop more valuable during a base attack.