Guide aircraft to safe landings while avoiding hazards like storms and enemy attacks. Control over 60 different planes and helicopters across 13 challenging levels. Engage in aerial combat, fight wildfires, and manage air traffic in this addictive simulation game.
Summarized from real user reviews of Planes Control!. Based on 6.8K reviews and a 4.7/5 average, it highlights the 6 positives and 6 negatives reviewers mention most about this game.
5.1.0
July 29, 2026
- 10 new, exciting levels dedicated to our 10th anniversary! - Portrait mode has been implemented for your convenience. Choose between landscape and portrait mode to enjoy the game to the fullest! - Saving mode for your game statistics is improved! From now on your score is not lost if you pause your game for a while! - Fix rotation problems - We've added new CCCP airplanes to the “1952 - Korea” map!
More$1.99
Three crashes per game.
Three collisions before the game is over!
4 issues
Game freezes on iOS 14
High score not recorded correctly
5 requests
More level options and customization
Ability to pause and resume games
Planes Control! is a game where you act as an air traffic controller, guiding various aircraft to safe landings. You must avoid collisions, navigate through hazardous weather, and even engage in combat with enemy fighters and aliens.
The game features over 60 different aircraft, including airliners, WWII fighters, jet planes, tilt rotors, the SR-71 Black Bird, the Antonov 225, and combat planes like the F-14 Tomcat and Apache AH-64 helicopter.
The game is free to download and play, but it includes in-app purchases and advertisements. You can buy items or remove ads to enhance your gameplay experience.
Planes Control! offers 13 levels for mobile devices and 6 additional levels for tablets, with more planned. These levels include scenarios like holiday resort landings, aerial combat over deserts, fighting wildfires, storm carrier landings, navigating canyons, tornado outbreaks, night landings, and alien invasions.
Gameplay involves drawing lines with your finger to set the flight path for each plane. You need quick reflexes and strategic thinking to manage multiple aircraft simultaneously, ensuring they land safely or engage enemies without crashing.
