Air Force Surgical Strike War

Experience the thrill of surgical strikes with the Rafale fighter jet in this intense air combat game! This air force simulator provides realistic encounters with enemy fighter planes, featuring a detailed jet cockpit and stunning external views. Engage in thrilling dogfights and air-to-ground attacks, utilizing a range of weaponry including Fox 3 BVR missiles and close-combat Fox 2 missiles.

Inspired by real-world air forces, including the USAF, Russian Army, and IAF, this game lets you pilot advanced jets like the F-16. Engage in modern warfare, targeting enemy bases and battleships with missiles and cannons. Execute precise surgical strikes in challenging combat arenas.

Each mission presents unique objectives, demanding skillful maneuvering and strategic weapon deployment. Utilize your radar to lock onto targets and receive support from airborne early warning systems. Destroy enemy air defenses with your advanced weaponry and soar through the skies at supersonic speeds.

Choose from 10 different advanced jets, each equipped with a variety of weapons including cannons, guided and unguided missiles, bombs, and rockets. Defend your airspace and dominate the enemy battlefields!

Gameplay:

• Calibrate your device.
• Use the throttle lever to control speed.
• Utilize rockets, missiles, and machine guns.
• Employ the radar for navigation.
• Enjoy highly customizable camera views.

Key Features:

• Each jet features laser-guided missiles, anti-aircraft guns, and ballistic missiles.
• Ultra-realistic explosions and combat effects.
• Simple and intuitive controls.
• Fighter units based on real-world warfare and dogfighting.
• Excellent fighter plane control with realistic physics.
• Highly detailed modern jet planes.

What's New (Version 2.4.3):

Minor bug fixes and improvements. Update to the latest version for the best experience!

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