With over 20 planes to choose from and more being released for download you are sure to find one to your liking. Speaking of planes and weaponry there are plenty to go around. Seems like you might not want that kind of information spread around so frivolously, but hey Ma and Pa back home might be interested. He keeps a log of the experimental planes and weapons he uses and sometimes they end up in letter to his family.
This is also where you will see some of the historical inaccuracies come into play. The cutscenes are comprised of Chase reading from his journal or some letter he has written while grainy black and white photos of current events scroll through the screen. Chase keeps a journal of his harrowing encounters and his thoughts of the war and these are used as the main convention for telling the story. One of the perks of being the best is getting assigned the jobs that no other outfit would dare tackle. Upon arriving in Britain you will have to prove your skill before they will accept you into the ranks of the Blackhawks, the most elite fighters in the Allies arsenal. In SWON, you will play as James Chase an American fighter pilot sent to fight in the British Royal Air Force. While this will draw in a broader audience and allows for more accessible gameplay it makes the game incredibly easy which is a huge drawback. Arcade is the name of the game this time around in what is a clear attempt to draw in the console crowd. Unlike most WWII themed flight games SWON is not in any way a flight sim. While not a direct sequel to their 1991 game Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe, some of the elements that made the first Secret Weapons title so popular make a reappearance in the latest installment, namely the chance to fly some of the more experimental planes of the WWII era. The team behind the classic PC franchises X-wing and Tie Fighter return to their roots in Secret Weapons over Normandy.
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