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CONTENTS
CONTROLS............................................ 2 MULTI PLAYER GAME.......................... 14
Xbox 360 Controller (Arcade)........................2 Searching for servers...................................14
Xbox 360 Controller (Simulation)...................3 Choose your plane – choose your side........15
Types of camera views.................................3 Statistics, menu and messaging
during Lobby or Game................................15
WELCOME TO Multiplayer Modes......................................15
AIR CONFLICTS: SECRET WARS............ 4 Deathmatch (DM)...................................15
Use your identity..........................................4 Team Deathmatch (TDM).......................15
Capture The Flag (EDF)...........................16
SINGLE PLAYER GAME......................... 5 Destroy & Protect (D&P).........................16
Campaign – Mission gameplay description.5 Hosting a game...........................................16
User Interface..........................................6
Radar Marks............................................7 OPTIONS.............................................. 17
Stealth.....................................................8
Radio meter.............................................8 XBOX LIVE............................................ 18
Weapons.................................................9
Hitting aircraft with rockets.....................9 CREDITS............................................... 19
Adrenaline..............................................10
TECHNICAL SUPPORT.......................... 19
Campaign reward structure – Stars.............10
Personal Skills.............................................10
LICENSE TERMS................................... 20
Difficulty.....................................................11
Automatic aiming...................................11
Skip Mission................................................11
Aircraft........................................................12
Aircraft Overview....................................12
Aircrafts weapons and properties...........13
Aircrafts tail gunner................................13
1
CONTROLS
In general are two type of controls:
NOTE:
• Arcade – Two axis aircraft
control– horizontal (left-right) You can also change the
and vertical (up-down) control layout in Options from
the Main Menu or before
• Simulation – three axis aircraft a mission is begun

control (like a real aircraft) –
horizontal, vertical and rudder
Xbox 360 Controller (Arcade)
] Fire Rockets/Bombs x Machine guns / tail gunner fire
_ ` Adrenaline
Switch
Rockets/ Y Increase Speed
Bombs
L X Decrease Speed
Steer
aircraft B Fire Rockets/Bombs
< A Machineguns
 ear
G
Up/Down >
Game Pause
l C
Holding to activate camera control –
tail gunner mode pressing change camera /
tailgunner aiming
2
Xbox 360 Controller (Simulation)
] Rudder control x Rudder control/ tail gunner fire
_ ` Adrenaline
Switch
Rockets/ Y Increase Speed
Bombs
L X Decrease Speed
Steer
aircraft B Fire Rockets/Bombs
< A Machineguns
 ear
G
Up/Down >
Game Pause
l C
Holding to activate camera control –
tail gunner mode pressing change camera /
tailgunner aiming
mbs Types of camera views
Third person camera You see the aircraft from the rear. Use „camera control“ buttons
(default camera) to view aircraft from other directions as required

Free camera You can specify the camera position around your plane; use
„camera control“ buttons to specify view directions

Cockpit camera This presents a view from the aircraft cockpit. Use „camera
control“ buttons to look around from inside the cockpit

First person camera As with the cockpit camera, but the cockpit is not displayed

3
WELCOME TO
AIR CONFLICTS: SECRET WARS
Air Conflicts is an arcade flight simulator game set in World War II and World War I, featuring
the aircraft of the period and historically inspired missions. The emphasis is on intense dogfights,
daring bombing raids, stealth & smuggling raids and exciting aerial missions

As you play Air Conflicts: Secret Wars, Dorothy Derbec – DeeDee to her friends – will tell you
her story, which you’ll act out in the violent skies above war-torn Europe. She spent the Second
World War running from the Nazis, smuggling alcohol, machinery and medicine to survive,
whilst searching for news of her long-lost father. Guillaume Derbec was a First World War flying
ace; you’ll encounter him in flashbacks of that conflict, in which you will have to opportunity
to fly planes of that period

The mission content of this game is fictional, but based upon real situations which took place
between 1941 and 1944. Specifically, this game features conflicts involving the many brave
men and women of the resistance movements across Europe, who continued to combat the
Nazi threat even though their own fight was hopeless

Use your identity
Game saves are performed automatically if you are signed in with your gamer profile.When
you sign in or sign out when playing the game, you will be returned back to the title screen

4
SINGLE PLAYER GAME
Experience DeeDee’s story through seven campaigns. Each campaign takes you to a different
part of Europe and features a different chapter of DeeDee’s tale, from her smuggling days in
Tobruk to the fall of Berlin. Alternatively, jump straight into the action in Dogfight Mode

• Campaigns – play story missions
• Dogfight – chose your plane and location,
and start an instant battle
• Replay Mission – replay story missions
The Campaign – Experiencing DeeDee’s Story
DeeDee tells her story through a sequence of scenes that will be presented automatically
between missions. Each mission also supplies text from her diaries of the time, which may
be read for more detail of the progress of her war. During missions, you experience events as
DeeDee did, including the communications of her and her team

As DeeDee attempts to survive the war and aid the resistance movements of Europe, she
learns more about her missing father. She meets members of his old squadron, who tell her
tales of his past. You will play one flashback mission at the end of each campaign, and in
doing so uncover the mystery of Guillaume Derbec

Campaign – Mission gameplay description
Every mission contains a number of objectives which you must complete in order to complete
missions. Your objectives will be outlined in a short briefing before the mission, and will be
explaied to you as required during execution of the mission. Be aware that mission objectives
may change, and listen to all information supplied to you. Some objectives, such as escort
missions, can be failed. If an objective is failed, or if DeeDee is shot down, the mission must
be restarted

Examples objectives:
• Shoot down enemy aircraft
• Destroy ground targets - enemy troops, vehicles, ships or emplacements
• Land (fly through all landing indicators in the correct direction)
• Reach a specific destination
• Locate something using radio navigation (see radio section )
5
• Stay undetected by the enemy (see stealth section)
• Drop off supplies by landing or via parachute
NOTE:
Remember than each than objective can be time
limited. When an objective is limited by time, a time
counter is displayed in the top-centre of the screen

To view actual objectives, access the game pause
menu by pressing the START button

User Interface
Stealth meter
Damage meter
Radar
Direction – radio meter
6
Radar Marks
(green) Ally ground unit (red) Ground target (building,
or building ship, Anti Aircraft, Vehicle)
(green)) Ally aircraft (red) Enemy aircraft
Mission objective marker (airport to land, checkpoint to reach or area where
you should find something)
Adrenaline meter
Machineguns Engine throttle
temperature
Speedometer
& Altimeter
7
Stealth
If you need to stay undetected, keep a close eye on your radar and maintain a safe distance
from all enemy aircraft. The critical distance from the enemy is marked on the radar with a
white circle - if you stay out of an enemy’s critical distance circle, you can remain unnoticed

In stealth missions, a meter will show you how you are doing. If the size of the red pulsing area
in the stealth meter is increasing, you have a higher chance of being detected

Critical distance
Your Position TIP:
You can gain a significant
advantage in missions
where you need to remain
undetected by flying in
an aircraft with enemy
markings. To do this, choose
an appropriate plane from
the plane select menu

Radio meter
In some missions you will be asked to locate
something. You can use the radio poundage
meter to home in on radio signals from your
objective - the signal will be stronger when
you are facing in the correct direction

The direction meter features a red pulse

The size of the red pulsing area is decreases
as you fly away from the target. It increases
in size as you fly toward the target

8
Weapons
There are two types of weapon, primary and secondary

• Primary weapons – machine guns. You have unlimited machine gun bullets, but
if you fire for too long, your guns will overhead. Gun temperature is shown to the
left of the throttle

• Secondary weapons – rockets/bombs. You can swith between rockets and bombs
(see Controls). The chosen weapon is displayed in left-top corner of the screen. The
readiness of the weapon is indicated as below – rockets and bombs take time to
reload

50% of rocket
is reloaded
NOTE:
Different aircraft carry different
payloads of bombs or rockets. Reload
times also differ

Hitting aircraft with rockets
Rockets can be a very effective weapon for destroying enemy aircraft, but they can be difficult
to use. There were no guided missiles in World War II so you will have to target your rockets
manually

To destroy an enemy aircraft with rockets you will need to extrapolate the target‘s trajectory
and aim the rocket to a point along that line where it will intercept its target – leading the
target. Hitting enemy planes with rockets is one of the hardest skills to master, but it is also
extremely rewarding when you succeed! Don‘t be afraid of missing - practice makes perfect!
TIP:
Since targeting with missiles is hard,
don’t be afraid to fire a spray of rockets in the
hope that one will hit

9
Adrenaline
The Adrenaline bar is displayed in
the right-bottom corner, and refills
during gameplay. When adrenaline is
activated, time seems to slow down,
allowing for greater accuracy while
aiming

Campaign reward structure – Stars
Stars are items which you need to:
NOTE:
• Unlock new planes The actual numbers of stars you have
• Improve your personal skills earned is displayed after each mission
(see section Personal Skills) on the mission conclusion screen

You can earn stars for:
• Mission Completion (for every mission completion you earn a different number of
stars, based upon the mission difficulty and length)
• Kills (for every 5 aircraft shot down you earn one star)
• Objectives (each completed objective earns you stars)
Personal Skills
After mission when you earned a enough number of stars you can improve your personal skills:
Agility Improves aircraft handling
Luck Increases the chance of critical hits*
Leadership Wingmen perform better under your command
Endurance Enhances your physical condition
*Critical hits destroy aircraft by single shot (the pilot is headshot, or you hit an engine or fuel tank)

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