Gunship Sequel vs Radar Contact

Gunship Sequel WW2 (previously known as Wings of Duty) brings realistic combat flight simulation experience to mobile platforms with 360 degrees detail-realistic cockpits, carrier operations, multi-player battles, arcade/historic/realistic modes and more. Features Midway, Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal and New Guinea map, and the new Europe theater. Privacy policy and terms of use:   http://www.gunshipsequel.com/privacy-policy-term-of-use/

Take the tower in Radar Contact, a game of moving aircraft, changing plans and finding room in the sky. Guide arrivals, clear departures and keep traffic safely separated across Lakeside, Twin Bays, Grand Harbour and Two Airports. Start with guided controls, then work through authored shifts with mixed aircraft, medical priorities, weather, wind changes and runway disruptions. Drag to turn an aircraft and set its speed. Hold at a speed ring to lock your choice, then reach farther to join a waypoint. Use published arrival and departure routes, or make your own plan with vectors and holding patterns. Replay ordinary shifts to improve your record and earn up to three stars. Optional survival watches keep adding traffic: stay in control for as long as you can, until a near collision ends the run. Normal and Easy keep separate progress and personal bests. Pause whenever you need to think. Game progress, settings and unfinished shifts are saved on this device. Play offline with illustrated day and night scenery and original chapter music. No account is required. Play the first chapter free. A single, permanent in-app purchase unlocks the rest of the campaign. Earn at least one star in each required shift to progress. Restore your purchase on other devices using the same Apple Account; gameplay progress stays on each device. Designed for landscape play on iPhone and iPad. Progress does not sync between devices. Radar Contact uses fictional airspace and simplified game rules. It is entertainment, not professional air traffic control instruction.