Welcome to the Blazing Angels Database[]
A new take on a relatively old genre, Blazing Angels is a two-volume game series that focuses on squadron-based aerial combat during World War II. The player takes the part of the main character in each game and leads the squadron through a series of missions that center around the elimination of fascist enemy forces in the every theater of the conflict using one of the multitude of aircraft produced by the Allies (United States, Britain, France, Russia) and the Axis (Germany, Japan). The game features first-person (cockpit) and third-person (chase camera) views as well as traditional arcade and home console flight control schemes. Players can select which they want according to their personal preference.
Blazing Angels: Squadrons of World War II[]
Plot and Storyline[]
Characters[]
Angels of Dunkirk[]
Captain
Theaters of War[]
Aircraft[]
Fighters
Bombers
Blazing Angels: Secret Missions of World War II[]
Plot and Storyline[]
The story follows the exploits of Wildcard Squadron, a ragtag group of pilots with special skills assembled by Captain Christopher Robinson to take missions so secret that only the highest government and military officials are privy to information on their operations.
Main Characters[]
Wildcard Squadron[]
Christopher Robinson - Player character, commander of the Wildcards
Edward "Teach" Thatcher - Wildcard second-in-command, expert pilot
Miles "Milo" Winchester - Wildcard expert mechanic, tech wizard
James "Cowboy" Thorpe - Wildcard expert gunner, gung-ho fighter
Emily "Marguerite" Ruston - British spy and friend of the Wildcard squadron. Christopher Robinson's possible love interest.
Schutzstaffel Special Projects Division[]
General Heinrich Von Kluge - German commanding officer and founder of the Reich's Schutzstaffel Special Projects Division.
Maximilian Wurmheller - German crack pilot and 2nd in command of the Schutzstaffel Special Projects Division, defects to Wildcard squadron.
Minor characters[]
United Kingdom[]
General Cogman - British Commanding officer and first commander of Wildcard Squadron during the early days of WW2.
United States[]
Coronal J.C. Broddus - U.S Army Coronal assigned in command of Wildcard Squadron during their time in the Pacific.
Schutzstaffel Special Projects Division[]
Captain Schmidt - Special Projects Division captain in charge of V2 rocket facility.
Unnammed defecting scientist - Scientist forged by Von Kluge to lure Wildcard squadron and Marquette into a trap.
Japanese[]
Hellship Captain - Captain in charge of Japanese Hellship with ties to the Special Projects Division.
Theaters of War[]
Aircraft[]
Fighters
Bombers
Multiroles