SimulationFit check
Is Air Conflicts: Secret Wars worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who want structured aerial combat across World War I and World War II settings
- Solo players seeking campaigns with varied flight objectives
- Small groups looking for local or online multiplayer flight modes for up to four players
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a fully realistic flight simulator rather than arcade-focused aerial combat
- Players who prefer open-ended flying without a mission-based campaign structure
- Players looking for multiplayer sessions larger than four participants
Our take on Air Conflicts: Secret Wars
The accessible Arcade control scheme gives up some aircraft-control detail compared with the Simulation option. Players choosing the simpler handling have fewer control options, while the alternative mode adds more aircraft management during missions.
What is Air Conflicts: Secret Wars?
This arcade flight simulation covers World War I and World War II settings through seven campaigns and 49 missions.
Objectives include patrolling, stealth, hit-and-run attacks, bombing, escorting, combat, and exploration. Players select from more than 16 aircraft, each with different strengths and weaknesses, then engage enemy planes, ground targets, troops, and vehicles with machine guns, bombs, and rockets. After some missions, players can improve skills affecting aircraft maneuvering, endurance, or wingman performance. Two control schemes are available: Arcade simplifies aircraft handling, while Simulation offers more control options. The game supports mouse and keyboard or gamepad input, along with local and internet multiplayer for up to four players.
How Air Conflicts: Secret Wars plays
- 01Seven Campaigns
- The campaigns are based on resistance movements during the Second World War.
- 02Varied Mission Objectives
- Missions include patrols, stealth operations, hit-and-run attacks, bombing, escorting, and exploration.
- 03Aircraft Selection
- More than 16 aircraft are available, with different strengths and weaknesses across the two war settings.
- 04Skill Improvements
- Some completed missions allow improvements affecting maneuvering, endurance, or wingman performance.
- 05Two Control Schemes
- Arcade simplifies handling, while Simulation provides more aircraft control options.
- 06Four-Player Multiplayer
- Multiplayer supports local and internet play for up to four players.
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Air Conflicts: Secret Wars: platforms & release
Is Air Conflicts: Secret Wars worth it?
It is worth it if: players who want structured aerial combat across World War I and World War II settings. Skip it if: players seeking a fully realistic flight simulator rather than arcade-focused aerial combat.
Where can I download Air Conflicts: Secret Wars?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Air Conflicts: Secret Wars's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Air Conflicts: Secret Wars on?
Windows only.
