Wings of Fury

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WINGS OF FURY– A GAME OF EXPLOSIVE, RETRO INSPIRED WW2 AIR COMBAT

Take To the skies in this modern re-make of the 80’s arcade classic “Wings Of Fury”.

Wreak havoc on enemy forces with your selection of powerful weaponry. Battle your way through two vastly different episodes and a huge variety of levels in the classic F6F Hellcat, enjoying intuitive on-screen controls & addictive gameplay.

Key Features:

• Classic Side-Scrolling Gameplay

• Huge Variety of Levels & Challenges

• Easy to Grasp, Hard to Master

• Two Unique Chapters: Offense & Defense

• Multiple Weapon Types

• Responsive & Fluid On Screen Controls

• 2 Chapters & Dozens of Levels

REALISTIC GAMEPLAY

Control the aircraft from take-off to landing with the responsive on-screen joystick & the meaty throttle. Whether you’re ascending at speed or diving manically, the game’s intuitive controls make it easy to steer your way through the chaos.

Unload on the enemy with your selection of guns, bombs, missiles and torpedos using the buttons to the right of the screen. Be sure to keep an eye on your fuel and oil as you advance through the game’s many levels, and return to base after you’ve successfully pounded your foes.

TWO GAMES IN ONE

Wings of Fire Throws two challenging scenarios your way, forcing you to adapt and survive in order to claim victory. Each episode features a collection of varied levels & tasks, along with their fair share of pesky enemies.

EPISODE 1: Get on the offensive & eliminate all your enemies before returning to safely to base.

EPISODE 2: Enemy units are approaching, intent on taking your base. Defend your island at all cost and exterminate enemy units.

GREAT REVIEWS

4.5/5 What an awesome game/app - Editor's Pick from AppEggs.com

“The game’s atmosphere reminded me of the hugely popular World War 2 fighter games like 1944 and Raiden” – AndroidTapp.com

“A solid, spruced-up A solid, spruced-up version of a 2D piloting classic that for ageing gamers, at least, will be as hard to put down as it is to play” – PocketGamer UK