Sky On Fire : 1940

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About this game

Sky On Fire : 1940 is an indie WW2 flight sim !

The game takes place in the early years of the war , from the battle for France to the battle of Britain. 3 Nations are currently playable, UK, Germany and France. You can fly different aircraft , including legends such as the Spitfire, Hurricane, B.P. Defiant, Bf 109, Bf 110 Ju 87 , Ju 88 or He 111.

Multicrew makes it possible to control each individual crewmember in your aircraft, you can even let the AI pilot and light up ennemies on your 6 with a rear gun !

Use the mission editor to create your own scenarios, and with a free camera and photo mode, you will be able to save your best pics.

Engage in dogfights with a challenging AI, thanks to the mission editor, you can decide to fight either in a 1v1 or in a huge battle with dozens of airplanes.

Join the community and create custom textures, edited screenshots, and modding.

Don't be fooled by the low-poly style , the game uses realistic physics , airfoil based and as close as possible to the reality !
It can be considered as the most realist WW2 flight sim available on mobile.

Ratings and reviews

Edited: Most realistic flight/damage model available on the app store. Love the difficulty you face when flying. Makes it feel realistic. So why 4 stars? I've had some time with the game, and I concluded that the game doesn't feel very complete without American aircraft. The selection of aircraft feels limited when it's just Britain and Germany. At the bare minimum give us a P-51 and an F4U. Maybe a P-47. AI planes are too easy. Hope to see the game become more, and it has my complete support.

over all a great game for those who like the battle of Britain love the aircraft and the ship update I do recommend paying on a PC if you can although it can be difficult finding out what key does what on the different planes but any ways this is a great game for anyone who likes WW2 dogfights games or simulator games. I do hope this game gets multiplayer in the future.

have to say the best mobile WW2 air combat available. in my opinion. The violent vibration in the cockpit before your aircraft rips apart from overspeed, to the level of difficulty it takes to actually line up a shot, will definitely test your airmanship. I found lowering the sensitivity in the tilt controls helps a lot. Camera controls are awesome when u can follow a doomed plane as it plunges from attitude into a satisfying fireball on impact, especially in slow-mo. it's cool, they all bailed

What’s new

Small bug fixes.