Two airplanes, one pilot.
Hello Pilots!
In this devblog, I’ll focus on one of the unique features that sets our game apart: the ability to control two aircraft simultaneously while in singleplayer mode.
Control System
One of the standout features of "Until the Last Plane 1942" is the control system that allows you to manage two planes at the same time. Here’s how it works:
Why Dual Control?
I wanted to create a gameplay experience that is both engaging and unique. Controlling two planes simultaneously adds depth to the strategy and requires players to think and react quickly. This feature encourages multitasking and strategic planning, as you’ll need to manage the position, speed, and attacks of both aircraft to succeed in your missions.
Stay tuned and get ready to take to the skies in "Until the Last Plane 1942."
Until next time, pilots!
Carlo.
In this devblog, I’ll focus on one of the unique features that sets our game apart: the ability to control two aircraft simultaneously while in singleplayer mode.
Control System
One of the standout features of "Until the Last Plane 1942" is the control system that allows you to manage two planes at the same time. Here’s how it works:
- Keyboard Control: If you’re playing with a keyboard, you’ll use a combination of keys to control each aircraft. For example, the WASD keys might control one plane, while the arrow keys control the other. This setup requires dexterity and coordination, offering a unique challenge that adds a layer of strategy to your missions.
- Single Joypad Control: For those who prefer using a gamepad, you can control both planes with a single controller. You’ll use the left joystick to maneuver one plane and the right joystick to control the other. This setup offers a more intuitive and immersive experience, allowing for precise maneuvers and synchronized attacks.
Why Dual Control?
I wanted to create a gameplay experience that is both engaging and unique. Controlling two planes simultaneously adds depth to the strategy and requires players to think and react quickly. This feature encourages multitasking and strategic planning, as you’ll need to manage the position, speed, and attacks of both aircraft to succeed in your missions.
Stay tuned and get ready to take to the skies in "Until the Last Plane 1942."
Until next time, pilots!
Carlo.