Dispatch from the front: Patch notes 1.4 for Sky War: Airplane Cold War Flight Simulator - Air Force Combat Shoot'em Up Game

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What follows are the patch notes for our iOS mobile title version 1.4.* of Sky War: Airplane Cold War Flight Simulator - Air Force Combat Shoot'em Up Game.

"New Orders are in, Commander. The planes are ready and prepped for launch!"

New Playable Plane:

  • Introducing the Dunkirk, a new playable plane/ship that features heavy armor and health regeneration. Available in the Upgrade store and also available in the Gift store.


Free Gift!

  • FOR A LIMITED TIME: Unlimited chance at a free gift. Participate in the advertiser's ad to collect better rewards. Free gifts may include in-game currency or the new DUNKIRK!

Advertising Changes:

  • Removed interstitial advertisements shown at the end of a level
  • Removed interstitial advertisements shown during main menu
  • Removed interstitial advertisements shown during upgrade screen
  • Removed interstitial advertisements shown at the beginning of a level 
Gameplay Fixes and Tweaks:
  • Pace of all enemies reduced slightly for a more enjoyable game experience
  • The fast-pace death plane from above now has warning indicators to give you just enough time to avoid a head-on collision
  • The game no longer crashes in some scenarios where bullets are attempting to fire at a dead player
  • A number of small bugfixes around level completion


PRESS GALLERY


Sky War: Airplane Cold War Flight Simulator

Sky War: Airplane Cold War Flight Simulator

Sky War: Airplane Cold War Flight Simulator

Sky War: Airplane Cold War Flight Simulator






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