Dogfight — Pacific Aces is a complete, self-contained HTML5 arcade aerial-combat game. Fly a 21-level campaign with computer-controlled wingmen, commission 21 aircraft from WWII propeller fighters to 5th-generation stealth jets, and fight for control of a procedurally generated Coral Sea archipelago.

Equip a propeller fighter for Pacific bomber escorts and ace duels — or equip a jet and the entire mission set switches to Modern Operations, with OPFOR fighters, Su-34 strike packages, an E-3 AWACS escort and the Su-57 Felon boss.

One package, two eras

The aircraft you equip decides the war you fly. Propeller fighters unlock the Pacific campaign, bomber escorts and named ace encounters. Jets switch the wave table, enemy roster, escort target and boss to a modern conflict — with afterburners, homing missiles, flares and stealth signatures.

What is included

21-level campaign — every level introduces the next airframe as a hostile type and fields two of every type introduced so far. Level 21 is you plus 20 wingmen against 42 hostiles.
Endless Survival — escalating waves with patrols, ace hunters, bomber escorts, strike packages and bosses every eighth wave.
21 aircraft — seven propeller fighters, four 4th-generation jets, five 4.5-generation jets and five 5th-generation stealth fighters. Each has its own hull, speed, turn rate, guns, ammunition, reload, ordnance, stealth and countermeasures.
Flight School — a six-step guided tutorial with live target drones and an on-screen coach. First completion awards 500 CR.
Hangar & Depot — earn credits from every sortie, buy new airframes, compare stats and launch immediately.
Full HUD — radar, target brackets, range labels, off-screen threat arrows, hull and ammo bars, reload indicator, combo multiplier, kill feed, objective timer and warning banners.
Combat effects — tracers, muzzle flashes, contrails, hit sparks, smoke, debris, layered fireballs, shockwave rings, water splashes, screen shake and slow-motion deaths.
Persistent profile — credits, owned aircraft, campaign progress, records and training status are stored locally in the browser.
Full buyer documentation — installation, publishing, controls, HUD guide, campaign and aircraft reference, customisation, troubleshooting and F.A.Q.

Built for the browser

Canvas 2D + Web Audio. No WebGL requirement, no plugins, no framework.
No build step. Open index.html and play. No npm, bundler, compiler or server-side code.
No external runtime assets. Islands, aircraft, interface art and effects are drawn procedurally. Sound and music are synthesized at runtime.
No API keys or network calls. Works offline after the files are loaded.
Responsive landscape layout with keyboard, mouse and touch input. A rotate prompt handles portrait phones.
Unminified, commented source split into clear modules for buyers who want to customise.

Controls

Turn: A / D or Left / Right
Throttle: W / S or Up / Down
Fire: Space / J / left mouse
Sharp turn: Shift
Barrel roll / flares: Q
Rocket / missile: E / right mouse
Reload, pause, fullscreen, mute: R, Esc, F, M
Touch: virtual joystick and action buttons in landscape

Customisation

Rebrand the item without touching the game logic: replace the crest and favicon, change the studio credit and menu copy, adjust the CSS colour variables, edit aircraft prices and stats, rename campaign levels and change the starting credit balance. The buyer guide explains each step for non-coders.

Package contents

index.html — game markup, HUD, menus and onboarding
css/ — visual design, responsive and touch layouts
js/ — 14 unminified source modules
assets/ — crest, favicon, bundled fonts and licence files
README.txt — quick-start summary
LICENSE.txt — licence, credits and original-work statement
documentation.html — full buyer guide

Browser support

Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari on desktop; modern mobile browsers in landscape. JavaScript and local storage must be enabled for progress to persist.

Notes

Real aircraft designations are used descriptively. No manufacturer logos, official insignia or copyrighted photographs are included. Modern OPFOR markings are fictional aggressor markings. All code, procedural artwork and synthesized audio are original work by Tawajo.

Regular and Extended licenses are available. Support covers installation and confirmed bugs; custom feature development is not included.

Dogfight Pacific Aces | HTML5 Arcade Aerial Combat Game