Take off from the air base in the twin-engine F-22 Raptor with its thrust-vectoring nozzles, and take on waves of enemy fighters over the desert and mountains. Every wave is harder than the last. On Easy, missiles and flares never run out. On Realistic they are limited and get topped up after each wave and when you land at the base.
To take off, wait until the speed reaches 270 km/h, then pull the stick up. The stick is on the left: left and right banks the jet, up and down raises and lowers the nose. To turn, bank and pull up. The buttons on the right fire the gun and missiles, and stealth. The throttle lever at the bottom left sets your cruise speed: slide it into the orange AB zone at the top for the afterburner. Turn your phone sideways for the best view.
F-22 model: “F-22 Raptor - Fighter Jet - Free” by bohmerang on Sketchfab, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Modified for the game (re-oriented, compressed, nozzles and control surfaces cut out to move). F-35 model: “F-35 Lightning II - Fighter Jet - Free” by bohmerang on Sketchfab, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, modified the same way. F-16 model: “General Dynamics F-16D Block 60” by Muhamad Mirza Arrafi on Sketchfab, licensed CC BY 4.0, modified the same way (moving surfaces and gear doors cut out). F-15E model: “F-15E Strike Eagle - Fighter Jet - Free” by bohmerang on Sketchfab, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, modified (moving surfaces cut out, air-to-air missiles added). Enemy MiG-29 model: “MiG-29 - Fighter Jet - Free” by bohmerang on Sketchfab, licensed CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, modified (gear up, merged into one mesh, texture compressed). Adapted models are shared under the same licenses.