Pilot a World War II plane in Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific

Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific puts us squarely in an entire simulator with an arcade touch to experience all the ferocity of World War II in our flesh. A game in which you will have to learn to perfectly handle your flight machine to go out on different missions and thus try to make the axis of evil take over.

A few hours of flight that you will take on your Android mobile to cross the Pacific Ocean and be the one to dominate those airspaces in which you will find a multitude of enemy planes. A game translated to Spanish and that offers a perfect tutorial to learn how to operate your device, either in the most casual mode or in a more professional one.

A wide variety of aircraft

Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific is a title for Android that demands a little from your machine, since this is a whole world in 3D designed so that we get fully into all the chores of World War II. Those islands, those landing strips and that Pacific Ocean become a whole scenario in which you will have to know how to handle yourself perfectly to carry out missions and enter into direct duels against other squadrons of planes.

For this you can equip your plane with hundreds of improvements such as bombs, missiles, weapons of all kinds, engines, armor and much more. We are facing an air combat simulation game in which there is a good string of missions. They are just 40 spiced up with 160 different lenses to meet, so you have a lot of game ahead if you are a fan of flight simulators; although it will never make it to the great Microsoft Flight Simulator.

It has an arcade point, although very far from another one we were talking about yesterday, Ava Airbone, or a very doggy one that is also very arcade and with many airplanes. We will have several controls that we have to learn, such as the engine power, the control of the plane itself, which can be with a stick or the gyroscope, and the ability to use the ailerons for more aggressive flight maneuvers that allow us to take advantage of the enemy plane.

Taking flight

First we will pass before a tutorial in which we will have to go through a series of controls in order to be able to other flight skills. In this way we can go to the missions, which is where all the "chicha" of Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific is found. Those first missions are basic flight skills, basic maneuvers, aerial artillery, emergency air package or strafing the ground.

It is important that we know how to handle the plane well, because if this is not the case, it will be a difficult task to finish other missions in which we will have to line our guns well on targets that will be on the ground. Finishing the first mission pack, we will move on to the next one. Either all 50 achievements are missing that we have to finish if we want to receive huge rewards.

Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific also offers a free flight mode in which we can give free rein to free maneuvers with which we can also learn the art of knowing how to handle a device of this type. There is also a skirmish mode in which we have to hit a series of pumpkins and infernal skulls; just for these Halloween days that we have attended with these terrifying games.

An excellent game to fly

Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific is a game you want merge the fun of flying an airplane without forgetting the realism. The best will appear the moment we pass the first tutorial missions. We will have the possibility to improve our plane to face all those enemies of the axis of evil who will want to see our remains on the ground with our plane completely riddled.

Technically is at a good height, especially because it is a 3D game that has not wanted to take advantage of high-quality textures so that a good variety of smartphones can enjoy its flight simulation. Although perhaps they will miss a great opportunity to present a better game visually with all those mobiles with very good screens and good potential in the hardware.

Air Combat Pilot: WW2 Pacific takes you to World War II so that you learn to fly a plane and take to the skies dominating them. Of course it is available for free. So, to fly has been said!