1945 Air Force: Plane Shooter

Arcade air combat for quick reflexes

1945 Air Force: Plane Shooter is a shoot-'em-up arcade game built around flying through enemy formations, avoiding incoming fire, and clearing each stage with well-timed attacks. It suits players who enjoy short action sessions, classic coin-op-style aerial combat, and a steady stream of missions to work through. The controls are designed for one-finger play, keeping the focus on movement, dodging, and shooting.

A long campaign with aircraft to collect

The game offers more than 900 missions, giving the campaign a broad set of objectives and battle situations. Players can build a collection of over 60 historical aircraft associated with major World War II powers. Aircraft management adds a planning layer to the arcade action, letting players consider the balance between speed and firepower as they take on different missions.

• Campaign missions: A large progression path for players who prefer structured goals.
• Aircraft collection: More than 60 planes to gather and develop.
• Varied combat: PvP dogfights, stealth missions, and boss battles break up the main arcade loop.
• Squadron play: Clan features add cooperative and community-focused objectives.

Built for repeat play

Beyond the standard campaign, the mix of competitive dogfights, stealth sections, and large boss encounters asks players to adjust their approach rather than repeat one pattern throughout. The upgrade and aircraft systems also give returning players longer-term goals, while the squadron features provide a social option for those who prefer playing as part of a group.

At a glance

Developed by 1SOFT, the Arcade title holds a 4.8 rating from more than 4.2 million reviews and has passed 100 million installs. It is a natural fit for fans of vertical shooters, aircraft collection, and mission-based mobile action.