App Intel

The Little Plane That Could

LiveGame Studio Abraham Stolk7 apps · 21.2M installsSimulation$5.99com.steenriver.biplane

Biplane combat simulator that will let you fight in massive aerial battles.

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Total installs
1,128
exact · Play shows 1,000+
Installs / day
0
since last crawl
Rating
3.2★
53 ratings · 11 reviews
Released
20 Dec 2014
11.8y ago
Last update
10 Jan 2020
v1.19 · 6.8y ago
Countries
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Install history

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Country availability

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App manifest

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Data safety

declared by the developer on Google Play
  • No data shared with third parties
  • No data collected

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Permissions

2 in 1 group
0 Sensitive0 Notable2 Routine
OtherRoutine2

Access to miscellaneous device features that don't fit other categories

  • Check whether you are online and whether you use Wi-Fi or mobile dataview network connections · ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
  • Connect to the internet to load content and send datafull network access · INTERNET

Sensitive = can reach personal data, location, camera/mic or act on your behalf. Notable = changes how your device behaves. Routine = normal for almost every app. Source: Google Play's permission list for all versions of this app.

Store listing

Full description
Board your biplane for some chivalrous dogfights in the sky. Partake in aerial battles with up to 60 planes and show them how is ace! May the best pilot win. And in case you are not the best pilot: don't despair, we have flight school lined up for you as well! This super smooth biplane simulator comes to you from the author of the hit game 'The Little Crane That Could.' `The Little Plane That Could' comes with eight challenging missions and supports Google Play Game Services for keeping track of your performance and achievements. The fluid high resolution visuals are as pleasing to the eyes as the fully 3D audio is to the ears. The game features amazing A.I. pilots that use the same flight controls as the player with zero cheating. Sophisticated aerodynamics models are used for all planes. Bullets fly their actual ballistics path without guidance, fudging, or any cheating: a hit is a real hit. Dogfight in 3... 2... 1... Go! Missions: Quick Battle. Taxi and Take-off. Approach and Landing. Enemy Reconnaissance. Baptism of Fire. Naval Blockade. Escort. Flight Leader. Controls: Swipe up/down for elevator control. Swipe left/right for aileron control. Swipe throttle for power setting. Swipe left/right brakes for wheel braking. Pinch for camera zoom. Tap prv/nxt for selecting camera target. This game requires OpenGL-ES3 support. Most Android devices support this (79% at the time of publication.) homepage: http://stolk.org/tlptc/ `The Little Plane That Could' was conceived, designed and implemented by Abraham Stolk. The 3D biplane model was designed by Kenneth Fejer.

What's new

* Added 64bit X86 build. * Upgraded to latest NDK lib. * Upgraded to latest GPG lib.

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