Comprar Ace Pilot Pacific PC Key

Fly historic aircraft in intense World War II Pacific dogfights against Japanese foes like Zeros, Ki43s, and Nakajima Kikkas. Pilot one of six available planes across five missions-Atoll, Pearl Harbor, Wake Island, Japan Run, or Ha Long Bay-in any order you choose. Rack up flags by downing enemies to climb Ace levels, triggering Power Ups and an Upgrade at Ace 100, while enemy and ally numbers ramp up randomly. Detailed 4K HD backgrounds span massive maps up to 32768x30720 pixels, with all objects rendered in 3D, including the sea. Play with a controller for RC-like precision or keyboard controls on PC. Casual simulation fans who chase high scores and replay missions will keep coming back.

Ace Pilot Pacific

is my 3rd game and I have been working on it for around a year and a half. The action takes place during World War 2 in the Pacific.

You will fly one of the six different aircraft available against the Japanese.
You will be dog fighting against Zeros, Ki43, Ki49, G4M, G4M2, Hk8K2, Nakajima Kikka, J8M Shusui, and Shinden.

Choose between 5 missions:
- Atoll
- Pearl Harbor
- Wake Island
- Japan Run
- Ha Long Bay

You can play them in the order you want without restriction. The goal is to obtain the highest score in every mission. When you or one of your Allies destroys a plane, you gain a flag. When you have 3 flags, you gain an Ace level. The mission ends at Ace 100, if you are still alive. When you destroy an enemy, you get a Power UP, at Ace 100 you get an Upgrade.

All missions start with you and a wingman against 3 Japanese and when you gain an Ace Level, the number of enemies increase as well as the number of Allies, but the numbers are random, sometimes you get more Allies, sometimes it's the opposite.

Backgrounds are very detailed all in 4K HD. Atoll is a small map, Wake Island is a giant one 32768x30720 pixels. The effect is stunning and if you're like me, you will want to go swimming on that beach.

All the objects are 3D, even the sea.
I recommend you use a game controller. It's like flying a small RC aircraft on your screen. But it also works with a keyboard.

I am planning to add more missions if the reviews are good. If you like it, give it a thumbs up.
Hubert