Take control of a warplane and delve into the action-packed world of **1945 Air Force: Airplane Shooting Games**. As the squadron leader, you’ll navigate through thrilling campaigns, commanding a variety of historic aircraft from the iconic Grumman F6F Hellcat to advanced modern jets. Engage in intense dogfights and challenging missions across over 30 legendary WWII battle zones, while customizing and upgrading your fleet of more than 60 planes. Daily rewards and events keep the excitement alive, helping you enhance your gear. Gather your squadron for PVP battles or embark on solo missions. Get ready to conquer the skies!
Redeem: To redeem codes in 1945 Air Force, go to the game’s settings and find the redemption section.
Review: Since its launch, the 1945 Air Force: Airplane Games has garnered a significant player base, attracted by its unique retro style and engaging gameplay. However, many players echo a growing frustration with the state of the game following recent updates. Initially, the game was celebrated for its fun mechanics and easy-going nature, but several glitches, bugs, and a slew of issues have left many players feeling disillusioned. The unfortunate reality is that players have encountered major problems like the game crashing during crucial war missions, inability to connect to certain features like player profiles, and the game frequently resetting, causing them to be kicked out entirely—a scenario many describe as “total rubbish.”
Moreover, the user experience has been marred by the sheer number of advertisements introduced with the latest iterations. Players who were previously able to opt-out of ads now find themselves bombarded with them after almost every flight. This shift has dramatically compromised the enjoyment of the game, turning what was initially a fun distraction into a cumbersome task of navigating ads. One player expressed that they spent a whole minute looking for the minuscule ‘X’ to close a thirty-second ad, indicating the depth of frustration the current ad situation has created.
The issues run deeper, though. Players have voiced their concerns about the game’s inaccessibility when it comes to critical upgrades. Many have reached high levels and are left stuck, unable to advance because of server issues or unclear upgrade paths. A particular point of contention is the insistence on a stable internet connection for actions that should be unfettered. After reaching level 104, one player faced a wall when trying to upgrade their aircraft engine, and after several attempts to rectify the situation with admin support, they ultimately had to start over with a new ID due to a locked account. Such occurrences lead to valuable play time being wasted, making it feel like a huge waste of effort for many users.
The design of the game—as charming as it is—doesn’t appear to be user-friendly. Navigation is often complex, and the user interface can be deceiving, resulting in accidental purchases. The combination of high costs for upgrades and skin items with minimal obvious benefits has led players to feel that their efforts and finances are being exploited. Many find that the joy of the gameplay is overshadowed by these frustrating mechanics, especially when they receive inadequate responses from customer support—the silence from admins after submitting complaints only exacerbates players’ dissatisfaction with the experience.
Despite these frustrations, there’s still a hint of nostalgia in the gameplay, reminiscent of classic racing games like “Need For Speed No Limits,” providing a unique racing experience in the sky. The blend of excitement and retro fun continues to lure players back, yet this sense of nostalgia is threatened by the mandated pay-to-win model that has become apparent. Ultimately, players are seeking a balance between enjoyment and functionality, expecting fair treatment when investing time and money into the game. For many, the hope rests in future updates to address these concerns, streamline gameplay, and offer a significantly improved experience. Until then, the dissatisfaction echoes throughout the community, demanding attention and change.
- Donors: 1SOFT
- Contact: [email protected]
- Homepage: http://falcongames.com
- Address: 470 North Bridge Road, #05-12 Bugis Cube, Singapore 188735
- Get it On: Google Play - vVARY
