Games Farm Air Conflicts: Secret Wars Video Games - PlayStation 4

Air Conflicts: Secret Wars is an arcade flight simulation game that takes you right into the heart of the action, with air combat at historical locations set in World War I and II. Take to the skies in seven exciting campaigns with a total of 49 missions. Embark on escorting flights and patrols as well as defense, rescue and stealth missions. Fly more than 20 aircraft types from World War I and II. Test your mettle on your path from rookie to pro, picking between two difficulty levels as well as two game modes (arcade and simulation). In arcade mode, flight controls are simplified, while the simulation mode provides a more realistic experience. Show off your flying skills in the multiplayer mode, with up to eight players in five different modes. This Ultimate Edition offers much improved graphics, enhanced controls based on player feedback, and PS4 exclusive content.

Air Conflicts: Secret Wars, Games Farm, PlayStation 4

• 49 varied missions taking place across 7 unique campaigns, each based on real resistance movements in WWII.
• 20+ locations allow the player to fly through environments that immerse them in the era.
• Pilot more than 20 individual aircraft types in both WWI and WWII settings.
• Online Multiplayer - with 5 different modes and up to 8 players: Deathmatch, Everyone against Everyone, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Destroy & Protect.
• Exiting Air Battles & Smuggling Missions- fight with the resistance against the Nazis or smuggle supplies.
• Fly in both World War I & II - the only game that allows you to fly in both the great wars of the twentieth century with innovative 'Flashback Missions'.
• Intriguing Story - what happened to your father in the Great War? And who is the mysterious voice over the radio known only as "Night Owl".
• Multiplayer Mode supports Head tracking with the PlayStation camera.
• All new aircrafts: A6M Zero and F4F Wildcat, exclusive to the PS4 version.
• ESRB Rating: Teen with Blood, Language, Alcohol Reference, Use of Tobacco, and Violence