AppAdvice:
Take to the skies, and blast down enemy bi-planes for as long as you can. In 1951 – World War One there’s an alternate reality storyline where Franz Ferdinand was never assassinated so the war didn’t begin in 1914. Now in this 3D top down aerial combat game you get to fight for supremacy with tactical skill plus upgrade your fighter with slight RPG elements.
AppSmile: 1951 – World War One, Treehouse Ltd.’s recent release best described as a cross between a top-down shooter and a dogfighting game, is now available from the app store. With its stylish presentation, RPG elements, and engaging controls, 1951 creates an exciting combat experience.
STP writes: "Unless you flunked history class, the title 1951: World War One shouldn’t make a lot of sense. But in this game’s world, history went a little differently. A gun jam prevented the assassination that started World War 1, setting that global conflict back 37 years. Unfortunately, that’s the last you’ll hear of this intriguing alternate-history setup".
Touchaholics: WWI was one of those events that just changed the way people saw the world. Due to that, it inspired thousands of games, movies, and all sorts of stuff. With everybody doing the same, setting everything they do to that time, or on WWII, one could begin to wonder where people’s imagination had gone, since, well, it doesn’t take much imagination to copy something from real life.
