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Take a Fighter Plane Into the Air

WW2 Dogfight: Age of Warplane is an arcade air-combat game where you pilot a military aircraft through battles inspired by the Second World War. The action includes fights against enemy planes along with attacks on ships and other naval targets below.

You are not flying peacefully from one airport to another. Enemy aircraft enter the battle and force you to maneuver, attack, and avoid incoming danger.

Learn How to Control the Plane

Movement uses the W, A, S, and D keys or the arrow keys. Bombs and rockets have their own controls using Q and E.

This gives you more than one type of attack. Airborne enemies call for direct fighting, while targets below can require bombs or rockets.

Position matters. Flying straight toward every enemy can make you an easy target. Changing height and direction gives you better chances to line up another attack.

The side-scrolling view keeps the action easy to read. You can watch the air around your plane while also checking for targets lower in the scene.

Upgrade Your Warplanes

WW2 Dogfight: Age of Warplane includes several aircraft and a system for improving them as you progress. Different planes can provide different abilities or levels of firepower. Weapons include cannons, rockets, and bombs.

That gives the battles a sense of progress. Early missions help you learn basic movement and attacking. Better aircraft and stronger equipment become useful when tougher enemies appear.

Air and Sea Targets Keep You Busy

The game does not limit every mission to dogfights against another plane. Naval targets give you a reason to watch the lower part of the battlefield as well.

You may need to avoid another aircraft while preparing an attack on a ship. That split attention makes the action more demanding.

WW2 Dogfight: Age of Warplane keeps its controls straightforward while giving you several jobs in the cockpit. Fly carefully, shoot down enemy aircraft, use bombs and rockets against larger targets, improve your planes, and keep moving through increasingly dangerous air battles.