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Version 2.6 · 2026-09-29
- Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 2.6, updated 2026-09-29.








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Test your knowledge on the fighting aircraft of World War II. Includes all the important fighters, bombers, ground-attack, transport, trainer and reconnaissance aircraft from each nation which took part in the conflict. Challenge yourself to see how many you can recognize!
SIMPLE, FUN AND ADDICTIVE
Contains 350 questions with different levels of difficulty. Do you think you can beat all of them?
DETAILED INFORMATION ON EACH AIRCRAFT
Service history, technical data, performance and armament details provided for each airplane.
HELP TOKENS TO THE RESCUE
If you get stuck on a level, you have three types of tokens at your disposal to help you reach the next one: reveal a single letter, remove extra letters or skip the level.
AIRCRAFT GALLERY
Completing the game unlocks the gallery which contains stat sheets for all the aircraft included in the quiz.…
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- Minor bug fixes
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