Paper Squadron: Plane Hunt
iOS app by Tung Dao. Games · Tung Dao
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.1
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-10
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Store description excerpt
The pencil-and-paper plane game from your school days, now played against the whole world. Each player hides a 10-cell paper plane on a 12x12 grid. You take turns calling coordinates to hunt it down, and the first to destroy the enemy plane wins. But every plane has one hidden CRITICAL POINT: hit it and the whole plane goes down instantly. HOW IT PLAYS • Place your plane in 8 headings: 4 straight and 4 diagonal • Choose your own critical point and hide it where nobody looks • A body hit lets you shoot again, a miss ends your turn • Every turn lasts exactly 10 seconds ITEMS • Radar: reports the distance to the enemy plane, hot or cold • Bomb: a 5-cell cross blast • Armor: blocks exactly one shot • Maneuver: move your plane and wipe every clue the enemy gathered. The wounds stay with the airframe though, because manoeuvring hides you, it never heals you. ONLINE • Create a room with a message, or join one from the lobby • A versus screen counts 3-2-1 when your opponent arrives • Ranking with no sign-up: plus 1 point per win, minus 1 per loss • Top 10 leaderboards, global and per country, with a winners' podium FAIR PLAY When a match ends both boards are revealed: every hit and every manoeuvre is on display, so nobody can hide how they won. NO FRICTION • No account, no email • Offline play against three AI difficulty levels • 14 languages • Small download, runs on modest phones Hand-drawn on graph paper, learnable in 30 seconds, tense right down to the last shot.
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