Hostile Skies Game Online - Play Free Fun Airplane Games
Hostile Skies returns as a classic WWI air combat game, now optimized for modern browsers and devices! Take control of a vintage fighter plane and battle waves of enemy aircraft in intense mid-air dogfights, where survival depends on sharp reflexes and smart flying. Dodge incoming fire, manage your fuel, and watch your power meter as you push through dangerous missions packed with nonstop action. Stay alive long enough to face the legendary Red Baron and fight for total control of the skies in this thrilling retro-style aerial shooter.
10,479 play times
How to Play Hostile Skies Game
Use your mouse to control the plane and to fire. Drop Bombs with Space Bar (2nd level and onwards).
Hostile Skies is also a book about the Falklands War
David Morgan reveals what it is really like to be a jet fighter pilot in this vivid memoir from the Falklands War. In 1982, David Morgan was an RAF officer, on secondment to the Royal Navy, when the Argentine invasion took place. He flew in the first British air strike against the enemy positions around Port Stanley, the raid memorably described by BBC reporter Brian Hanrahan who "counted them all out, and counted them all back." But three out of 30 British pilots were killed during the first week. Morgan was first on the scene at Bluff Cove, where Argentine jets had bombed the landing ships Sir Tristram and Sir Galahad, with great loss of life. He and his wingman pounced on four enemy Skyhawk fighter-bombers: he shot down two, his wingman hit the third; the fourth managed to escape after jettisoning his weapons and drop tanks.
Hostile Skies is a browser game by Miniclip
Miniclip is a mobile and online games company which includes the website Miniclip.com, which was launched in 2001 and is known for having a large and varied collection of online games, which you can play for free. Miniclip is the world's largest privately owned online game website. It was started in 2001 by Robert Small and Tihan Presbie on a budget of 40000 and quickly grew. As of 2008, Miniclip has been valued at over 200 million, having been profitable for six of its seven years, with turnovers exceeding 20 million in the past two years alone.
