Fighting in the Sky iPad version

Fight in the Sky iPad version is a flight simulation game developed by Namco. Fight in the Sky iPad version is mainly for Pad users to truly feel the excitement of the game, reflecting the exquisiteness of the game graphics. There are more than 40 jet aircraft configurations in total, and players can launch air battles on a 4 million square foot map. Game graphics The game graphics are generally very good and give people a strong sense of impact. The screen instruments and combat interface are exquisite. In terms of 3D, the details of the aircraft are exquisite and the movements of the wings are displayed. The sky and cloud effects are excellent. The rain effect is well done, the picture of raindrops hitting the glass is more realistic, and it still runs smoothly during rain battles. There is more blur added to the picture, probably to cover up the lack of physical strength, but it still looks good. The game offers even more features for the latest iOS devices: high-definition 4x textures, high dynamic range HDR rendering, radial blur, engine heat, refracted raindrops and more Game Features Expanded range of single-player game modes After the campaign, expand your skills with Dogfight Missions, Survival War, Free Fight, Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, Base Defense and more game modes to come! The total area of ​​the competitive space is four times the area of ​​New York City! Unparalleled Collection of Online Modes Invite your friends to play online in cooperative and confrontation modes, including: "Survival Battle", "Freedom Battle", "Team Life and Death Battle", "Capture the Flag Battle" and "Base Defense Battle". More modes will be added in the future, your suggestions are welcome! Customize your game and improve your skills The game is designed for players of all ages and skill levels, whether experienced or new. You can even let the autopilot fly the plane when launching missiles and issuing squadron commands! The game operation is a combination of touch and gravity sensing, using touch to accelerate, decelerate and turn slightly, and flip the body to change the flight direction. Swiping your finger from the center of the screen in four directions, up, down, left, and right, will make sharp turns and pulls. Generally speaking, the operation is quite smooth. As long as you have a good sense of space, you can easily control the direction of the aircraft. In addition, players can make the aircraft autopilot (the "AUTO" button at the top of the screen), and are only responsible for launching missiles and issuing commands. However, autopilot seems clumsy, and often the enemy aircraft is right in front of them but cannot be locked. For new players, you can try autopilot to gradually become familiar with the operation of the game.