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Sky Rivals 1945

World War II air combat over 18 real cities. Pick a side — the USA, Germany or Japan — and take the fight to the sky.

Real cities, seen from the cockpit

Every city is rebuilt from public aerial photography and open 3D building data, so you fly over real streets, harbors and skylines — six cities in each of the three nations.

United States

  • New York
  • Los Angeles
  • Chicago
  • Houston
  • Dallas
  • Denver

Germany

  • Berlin
  • Hamburg
  • Munich
  • Cologne
  • Frankfurt
  • Stuttgart

Japan

  • Tokyo
  • Osaka
  • Kyoto
  • Yokohama
  • Nagoya
  • Sapporo

Two ways to fight

World Tour

Missions across every city of your nation and your rivals'. Defend your skies, raid theirs and shoot down every enemy fighter — then bring down the giant bomber that arrives at the end. Earn medals to unlock new planes.

City Raids

Lead a bombing run over a city's landmarks while rooftop flak and an endless stream of fighters try to stop you. Each city on the ladder is tougher than the last.

Nine legendary fighters

Each plane has its own speed, turn, guns and armor. Start with one fighter per nation and earn the rest — plus three giant bombers to bring down: the Titan, the Colossus and the Leviathan.

P-51D fighter, seen from aboveP-51DUSA
F6F-5 fighter, seen from aboveF6F-5USA
P-38J fighter, seen from aboveP-38JUSA
Bf 109 G fighter, seen from aboveBf 109 GGermany
Fw 190 A-8 fighter, seen from aboveFw 190 A-8Germany
Me 262 A fighter, seen from aboveMe 262 AGermany
A6M5 fighter, seen from aboveA6M5Japan
Ki-84 fighter, seen from aboveKi-84Japan
N1K2-J fighter, seen from aboveN1K2-JJapan
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Fair play

All three nations play by the same rules. No people are shown on the ground, every pilot who is shot down parachutes to safety, and the rival aces are fictional.

Requirements

iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later. The whole game is on your device and plays offline.

Credits

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Aerial imagery from public mapping agencies in the United States, Germany and Japan, credited city by city on the in-game Credits screen. Music: “Legionnaire” by Scott Buckley, released under CC BY 4.0 (scottbuckley.com.au).

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