Wings: War of Pacific

I like this game a lot but I got to the 3rd level and it got HARD I can’t best it but other than that it’s really fun.

This is roblox:Tue, Apr 23, 2024

United States

I like the game! Llooking for a Wings of Fury clone and it does it pretty well, but it crashes after the ad and I’d love the option to purchase it outright.

Innate1Tue, Jan 23, 2024

United States

Closest thing on the App Store to Wings of Fury the Commodore 64 / Amiga classic. However this game is lacking in several aspects to the original. The most noticeable is the controls feel sluggish. The virtual joystick mode doesn’t seem that responsive and the camera tilt is kinda disorientating. Wish there was a way to keep the camera level so you can just fly the plane and focus in on its movement. The tilt controls aren’t for me either because with the camera tilting and the physical device also tilting in your hands it’s hard to guide the plane on the screen as well. Another issue I have with the game is the weapons. Air to ground missiles are fixed to either rockets or missiles per level. You can’t select which type you are armed with each time you reload. Also it seems that the machine guns don’t have as rapid of a fire rate as would be useful for strafing. Visually the graphics are OK. The animations for the plane changing directions seem wonky. They are doing some sort of pseudo 3D thing with the wings that doesn’t fit the aesthetic. Also the gear coming down seems to just be scaling instead of moving into place, kinda weird. These are little things and don’t really matter to gameplay but makes a difference in the perceived lack of polish feeling of the game. As for physics, the planes seem to really feel sluggish when coming out of a dive. Even with a fully healthy plane, climbing after coming out of a strafing run seems sluggish. Crashes aren’t very realistic as the plane sometimes just bounces awkwardly off the ground with some particle effect smoke. In summary, this game is kind of frustrating to play if you are coming from a position of playing the old Steve Waldo classic and expecting that level of gameplay. I made it through 6 or 7 levels and the had to give up out of frustration.

rnaegeleMon, May 2, 2022

United States

I’m on iPad Pro but when I open the game it’s just planes going by no play button

Crash,h,onThu, Feb 10, 2022

United States

Reminds me of wings of volore not as good though still fun. Un tell you finish the game then. It is boring I know you can still play wings of valor the original on older devices as a kindle fire.

mrman48Wed, May 12, 2021

United States

I really enjoy the game and have received 3 stars for every level except 1-8 Foxs Nest. I just can’t figure out how to sink a battleship (2 torpedos), another boat (guns) and a gun emplacement with the firepower provided. Even trying to get enemy friendly-fire doesn’t seem to get you there with the amount of fuel available. What’s the secret?

/)(&,5)!Tue, Jan 21, 2020

United States

Steve Waldo coded the classic ‘Wings of Fury’ 8-bit game way back in 1987 for the Apple ][. You needed 128K, a finely tuned analog joystick and an appreciation for some terrific programming skills. It was incredible what could be done with a 1 MHz processor in the hands of a true artist. You are the lone pilot on a battle-wounded US Aircraft Carrier armed with the incredible Grumman F6-F Hellcat. Using rockets, bombs and a powerful machine gun you face the entire Imperial Japanese Navy and the dreaded Mitsubishi Zero. Some folks may have seen the subsequent ports of this game to the PC or Nintendo but those lacked some fun features found in the original. This beautiful iOS version stays mostly true to the smooth cinematic (for a 2D scroller) gameplay and adds a few new elements with clever & intuitive tilt-shift controls and mostly keeps the classic action. Brought back some really good memories and will be keeping this app to fight the good fight another day.

Robert FernandoFri, Sep 21, 2018

United States