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About This Game Air Conflicts: Secret Wars is an arcade flight simulation set in a world war I + II scenario. During the 7 campaigns the player has to fly and fight through 49 missions. Before taking off, the player can choose between different aircrafts, each with different strengths and weaknesses.Within the missions the player gets different objectives like patrolling, sneaking, hit & run, bombing and escorting. Objectives are presented as dialogues between different characters. After some missions the player can upgrade one of his skills in order to maneuver the airplanes easier, have more endurance or have your wingman boosted. Further, the player can choose between two control schemes. Arcade and simulation. The first one makes the game easier to control, while the second one gives more options to control the aircraft.Beside the campaign the game also features several multiplayer modes, local and via internet for up to four players.Key featuresSeven campaigns, each based upon a resistance movement of the second world war Action-packed gameplay delivers the excitement of serial combat in a manner accessible to everyone Over twenty different landscapes, each individually detailed with period precision Pilot more than 16 individual aircraft, in both World War One and World War Two settings Machine gun your enemies, dog fight, bomb ground targets and rocket ground troops and enemy vehicles More than 48 varied missions provide combat, stealth and exploratory gameplay The player controls his aircraft with either mouse and keyboard or gamepad The player can choose between two control schemes: Arcade and simulation. Several multiplayer modes, local and via internet for up to four players 7aa9394dea Title: Air Conflicts: Secret WarsGenre: Action, SimulationDeveloper:Games Farm, 3DivisionPublisher:Games FarmRelease Date: 15 Jul, 2011 Air Conflicts: Secret Wars Crack All Type Hacks Air Conflicts: Secret War is a sequel of the original Air Conflicts from 2006. It is an arcade turn-and-burn WW2 flight game with some interesting story line rarely covered in WW2 games: the Balkan conflict, and how the resistance in Poland, Azerbaijan, and other eastern European countries fought the Nazi invasion. You play the daughter of a WW1 Ace, "Deedee" as you attempt to work your way out of Africa into Eastern Europe, attempting to work your way through the war, as sort of a mercenary / smuggler for hire of the Allied side, along with your mentor Tommy (who flew with your father) and Clive, the best mechanic / drunk. You start working for Flight Captain McIntyre of the RAF, but you'll end up helping a lot fo different factions on the Allied side, not all of whom are that friendly, as you attempt to survive WW2. The game has quite good graphics, and fully supports high resolution screens, as well as all sort of eye candy, from bump maps to high polygon models to post processing effects, and more. However, your windows need to use the regular DPI instead of any enlargement (125% or 150% under display) or you won't be able to run the config program as you can't see the buttons. Sound is quite good. The game play has variety of mission types, such as eliminate all enemies. Though it's the timed missions, as well as the "plinking" missions that are the most frustrating. As an example of timed mission, you have to destroy advancing German tanks within 2 minutes (or they'll fire upon the convoy and you'll fail the mission). Another example is the "plink the parachutes" mission... German transports are bringing in paratroopers. You need to shoot down the paratroopers. Yes, you are here to shoot parachutes (WTF?!) And you need to shoot dozens and dozens of them... until you killed at least 12% of those darn parachutes. There's another one where "kill 70 soldiers on the ground with bombs or strafing". YIKES. That parachute missions is the most hideous I've encountered so far, with the "kill 70 soldiers on ground" a close second. And I don't mean the objective, but the sheer frustration attempting to finish such. The parachute mission lasts 12 minutes, and you are barely informed of how you're doing. You simply keep shooting parachutes until you get a 'pass' or 'fail'. And yes, the paratroopers will scream as they fall from the sky. Same with ground soldiers you kill. On the other hand, there are some missions that are more... subtle, such as the "smuggle" missions where you are trying to stay undetected (with a stealth meter), or a rescue / recon mission about finding a signal (radio finder blips). There's also a mission or two where you simply pilot a captured Luftwaffe plane and fly over enemy territory for recon... and hopefully not get caught by air patrols. That can get tense. Depending on the aircraft you fly (and you fly a lot, from WW1 fighter to civilian transport, from fighters to fighter bombers, even a B-24... ) you get guns, bombs, and maybe rockets. The bombs and rockets are unlimited but takes time to regen. The guns are unlimited too, but won't fire if overheated. If you can hit a plane with a rocket, you get insta-kill, but obviously that'll be quite difficult. Hit ground targets with bombs or rockets, but you need to be VERY precise... or you don't get the kill (and fail the objective). The bigger planes have additional turrets and tail guns, and those fire automatically. You can even take control fo the turrets and let AI fly for a while. Bombers may be able to drop salvos of bombs rather than one at a time. There are missions set in both WW1 and WW2. The story is told from POV of Dorothy "Deedee" Derbec, who fight in the various conflicts (that you play) in WW2, but also relive the missions talked about by friends of Deedee's father in WW1. As you complete missions, depending in kills and objective completion you gain 'stars', which you accumulate to add a point to your four attributes such as luck, leadership, armor, and damage, giving it a slight RPG flavor. This also controls what planes you can unlock, and there are more than a dozen planes from all sides: German, American, British, Russian, even a few jets and rocket powered planes, not to mention bombers, fighter bombers, and pure fighters. The locations are interesting, at least to those accustomed to regular WW2 games, as you do a lot of fighting in Eastern Europe (but that's understandable, the developers are from Slovakia), and they mixed in quite a bit of WW2 history (or at least, hypothetical history). The game has simplified landing... basically fly through a series of "rings" and you're considered "landed". Taking off is easy: full throttle and you'll take off. Controller is fully supported, and can be set to arcade or sim mode with different control schemes. There's also multiple difficulty levels to customize your game. There's also plenty of quick dogfight missions (random AI opponents) and plenty of multiplayer options. Enemy AI is not bad, as they do try to get on your tail and stay there. Overall, my impression of the game is positive, except for those painfully tedious "plinking" missions (i.e. kill paratroopers and kill 70 ground troops). I'm about 60% complete and I sincerely hope I don't run into more missions of that type. Once I got past the female narrator (female French accented English) the game is actually quite enjoyable. Enemy planes smoke and break apart convincingly, and at Rookie difficulty you generally do breeze through the missions (except for those tedious plinking missions). if you like the genre, arcade WW2 flight game, this game is quite good. Not a must play, but definitely something to try.. Fun Enteraining game reminds me of old 2d game Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe which is now abandonware and free to download at many site but here is one http://www.xtcabandonware.com/game/1386/secret-weapons-of-the-luftwaffeControls are simple with multi ways to control your aircraft with the use of Mouse/Keyboard Arcade mode, Joystick/Keyboard Simulator mode, Gamepad Arcade mode.I have started the game playing in Joystick/Gampad with Arcade mode because I do not own the proper Flight Joystick to play the game in Simulator mode without going nutts. I have not try yet but i doubt It will be enjoyable playing in simulator mode with a Gamepad. The aircraft fly well and the story so far has been entertaining as you are a girl who's father was an Ace in WW2. Graphices are nice the terrain has detailed buildings, docks, ships, tanks, vehicals the usual things you would find in a arcade sim. Have not tryed the online mutiplayer yet I hope it is as enjoyable as the single player mode.The game and two more games of the same nature are on sale right now 75% of so you get Air Conflicts: Secret Wars, Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers & Air Conflicts: Vietnam all for $11 and some odd cents well worth it if you like these types of games.Not sure if they have coop support but if they do and anyone wants to be my wingman I would Love to give it a try just send me a msg/invite.Update. I have ust completed the Campain it was a blast the story telling was very good and missions well thought. There are alot of missions in the campain which is a good thing didn't want it to end to soon. After playing the game a while it really reminded me of a classic SNES game called Aces High or Wings 2 Aces High, I loved playing that game fighting the aces at the end and if your pilot died he stayed dead. You had 5 pilots each with there own unquie skills each one was skilled best for certain missions, strafing/bombing/air combat so on. This game has a few hard missions like shooting down a zillion guys parachuting out of bombers that mission took many trys to complete but it was fun. This game is a classic to me now. Well on to the next one "Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers", hope it is as enjoyable as "Air Conflicts: Secret Wars". Save your money.. looks nice but actually i didnt understand. An enjoyable WW2 combat flight sim. Nothing mind blowing, but with a decent amount of planes to choose from, decent combat and just a little bit of RPG mechanics thrown in provides a fun arcade style flight experience.Final Score 75/100