warplane inc.

It is truly an interesting game. Every time I start playing, I find myself playing for several hours non-stop. The game's graphics dazzle the eyes with an environment that is in the shadows and away from crowded and unnecessary colors.The soundtrack of the game is an awesome state of sadness combined with the hope of victory and peace. The sounding of the game, including the sound of explosions, aircraft engines, gunfires, air strike sirens, really overwhelms the player. GOOD JOB to the creator

I really like this game, mostly the world war style and the gameplay. I have been playing it for a few games and have not been bombarded with ads at all, probably even less than normal games and apps. I have also noticed no real issues or bugs in the game, I have had trouble with landing but that is also probably just because I'm not very good at the game. All around this game is great! Also, the developer did an amazing job with this whole game and added a ton of personality to the game

It's a very well made game and I enjoy the difficulty. As well as the upgrade system/different plane layouts and options being very well priced, making it fun to grind for but not exaggerated. Also would appreciate being able to unlock all modes w/out using real money. Only drawback is that it has so many ads, practically at the end of every flight there's an ad. Which if you mess up on a short flight, it gets annoying and repetitive. Make ads a little less often and easily a 5 star game.

Overall its a great game. You don't realize there's a deep story until you've bombed several cities which makes the storyline so much better. No complaints about game play except maybe making another campaign. In the shop there's a couple of parts where they show a Russian description instead of English, but its still minor since the player can understand the part already for the most part. Great game, great story. Hoping for an expansion.

Aside from this game being very fun and VERY well made, I greatly appreciate the amount of personality from the developer is in the game. He seems honest and not greedy, especially for how much time was put into this. From the illustrations between flights, to the gameplay itself, to the notes from the lovers and the map showing what's going on from above, this is an awesome game!

I love all of your games and the perfect mix of realism and fun in them. Also I like how you aren't one of those who make a boring and empty game every week in probably just 2 hours and then create some really annoying advertisement that has the opposite effect of what an ad is made for. Keep making games that show what mobile games should really be like.

This is a really good game, getting into the controls might take you a bit and of course there is the usual ad every time after you die. But other than that it's a really cool game the graphics are okay the artstyle is the usual monotone ish artstyle that you might see in other world war games,and the few bugs that you see are not unbearably bad.

Hard to find a good mobile game that's not just pay to play or that it doesn't bombard you with ads. I'm glad I came upon this one. I really enjoy playing this game, it's challenging so there is a bit of skill to develop but it's great fun. Tho the controls are a bit wonky and hard to get used to. I guess it would be better if the plane moved in the direction you tapped instead of having to tap directly on the cursor and drag it around (it's easy to miss it)

Yeah this is fun. Reminds me of an old pc game from the 90s, wings of Fury. Game play is cool, upgrades are affordable, grinding for them isn't a chore and purchases aren't slammed down your throat. Ads double your earnings and only appear after you get smoked so the better you get the less ads you see. Also, dropping bombs and hitting tanks makes you feel like a God boss haha.. Solid game guys!! Well done!!

This game has plenty of content both free and paid, the campaign is long enough to be enjoyable and plane upgrades are noticeable power spikes. The reason I give this game 4 stars instead of 5 is simply due to the paywall on the Air defense u0026 Air fight modes, however don't let that dissuade your choice on getting this game after all it is free. Also the ad presence as of this being written is minimal, I've only had them after a failed attack run.

It sucks... It sucks that I took so long to find a game this amazing. What a great storyline and beautiful art. The gameplay is brilliant and dropping bombs and hitting enemy with guns feel "Wow". The sound adds the beauty to this masterpiece. Amazing work.

The fact that's it's a 2 dimensional game and still has me wanting to progress by playing it like a dope fiend on the chase for his fix is just one of the aspects that make it incredibly refreshing and it's musical score and color scheme gives it a petina of ww1-2 nostalgia, and it would be almost perfect if only you could gain access to the air defense and air attack modes and the other inapp purchaseble extras by playing relentlessly and earn your way with skill vs buying them.

It's reminds me of the old Miniclip games that I used to play online for free. It's got a good atmosphere with the music and the devs took the effort of creating a world setting with just artwork and loading screens. Am having a lot of fun and I have not spent any money. Thanks for the nostalgia u guys.

Alright. After seeing the "I need your help" loading screen and the genuine message that comes with it. Here's my feedback; For those scrolling the reviews for the game, it's really great, extreme contrast between the quality of today's games and this dev's style. If you haven't played this, make some time and enjoy this. Msg to the dev: As a dev myself I couldn't relate more with that "Help" message to the letter. Please make more of these, they're really great u0026 have a unique style. Cheers lad

I'm not usually fussed about music in games, but the developer has included some great piano here and it is worth mentioning. It makes the game more enjoyable to play, and is good enough to make you linger on menu screens. In a world as hurried and impatient as this one, that's a big compliment. Furthermore, it matches the visuals perfectly, so great job. The game itself falls into the family of games whereby you make a small amount of progress through the level until your fuel runs out, and you have to upgrade your vehicle to get a bit further (see "Earn to Die", etc). This provides a healthy "one more go..." factor, but it does have its weaknesses: I slogged through the first level 75 times before completion, and was close to uninstalling. My frustration boiled down to the fact that there was no possible way I could finish the level unless my plane was upgraded to a certain threshold. To upgrade, you need money, and to get money you have to keep repeating the same minute or two of gameplay, crashing at more or less the same point, and unable to do much about it. Good games rely on agency: the ability for the player to make a difference to their experience through unique choices. This agency is less visible in a game that's only winnable when it wants to be, and will only let you progress once you've seen the required amount of adverts. Halfway through the game, I was given a mission to destroy a particular battleship. It had been a long time coming...I'd been wanting to do specific tasks from the beginning, and it would have been more fun if I had something to get my teeth into on each level, rather than just get to the end each time. Until then, I hadn't bothered using bombs or guns...I didn't see the point. They cost money which is better spent on making your plane faster and having a bigger fuel tank. To make me, a usually peaceful person, feel forced into destructive acts for some greater purpose, is surely the holy grail here. So, more missions please! I loved the simple acts like having to disengage your brakes before every flight, and having to adjust the aircraft's flaps, and raise/lower the landing gear. The sound of the engine starting up is wonderful, the developer has really nailed that one. He's also made a touching storyline that frames the game beautifully. Regular updates in the form of newspaper articles tell you what's going on as you fly across the continent, and relate quite chilling scenarios that lift this game above the normal. I'm not surprised reading other people's heartfelt reactions to playing Warplane. The negatives I experienced in this game were outweighed by the strong emotive core. Your life will be richer, not poorer, for playing it. Any game that can do that gets full marks regardless.

this is one of the best war plane games i have ever played. The game is quite simple and not over complicated and the graphics are out of this world not like the other knockoff plane games found on the play store. I want to appreciate the developers who took the time to make the Gameplay, Graphics and the Story come to life

I don't review games. I especially don't review games with as many reviews as this one. But this one deserves a review. I didnt expect much. Honestly, when I downloaded it I expected a plethora of micro-transactions and turn based, pay-to-advance gameplay. I was quite mistaken. Early on in the game, I did purchase an aeroplane, expecting that would be the first of many if I wanted to complete the campaign. I was gravely mistaken, as with a bit of grinding the campaign is easily completeable without spending any money whatsoever. Credit must be given to the developers here, because even though there are micro-transactions in this game, they're not *entirely* unreasonable, given that this is a free to play game. The campaign itself has exceeded my expectations for a mobile game. I was a bit non-plussed by the text at the early stages but I felt a genuine pang of grief later on in the game. Towards the end of the game, the text becomes genuinely interesting and I was very much surprised by that. The gameplay is a touch difficult at the beginning - as a flight sim veteran I would have preferred inverted controls, but they were also very reactive, and required little inputs rather than aggressive ones. By the time I had finished the campaign, maybe three or four hours, I was eager to try out the other modes. I have not, as of this review, as the additional game modes need to be purchased. The one mode available to me, Free Flight, doesn't quite have the repeatability of the campaign, there doesn't feel like there is much opportunity for progression. In one or two places, Russian text is present but it did not prevent my progress, and there was a couple of occasions where my aircraft fell through the ground when it was crashing. Graphics are acceptable for a mobile game and reminiscent of This War of Mine, although far less grainy than that. All in all, I'd say, give this game a bash.

This game is phenomenal. The visuals are very pleasing and simple. The underlying lore is very emotional, sad, and definitely represent the horrors of totalitarianism and war. The gameplay itself is mediocre but challenging and therefore fun. The RNG of anti-aircraft fire is very stressful though, but that flaw is offset by the gaming experience. Would recommend this game, it's long and challenging. Perfect for people who like spending alot of time on games.

The game is really fun to play, and is extremely detailed. The joystick is a little annoying to use as you won't be looking at it much, but the way the plane moves just feels so realistic. I would recommend playing and I have yet to experience any actual ads in between gameplay. Really enjoy????????????

The game runs and looks quite good. It delivers a thought provoking story, something quite rare in free games. The pop-up ads are rare and end quickly. However it's not without fault. The free content after finishing the campaign is somewhat lacking. The nuke isn't all it's hyped up to be as you blow yourself up if you are too close to the ground; up high, no damage but can't tell what/where you are aiming at. After watching an ad, you are put into the pause menu. Overall, highly recommend this.