The sequel to Blazing Angels: Squadrons of WWII was released in 2007.
Unlike its predecessor, which adhered to realistic historical settings, this installment features a fictional narrative involving a secret squadron tasked with tracking down a German general.
The game comprises 18 missions, each with unique and imaginative scenarios, such as sinking an Italian fleet, shooting down zeppelins, thwarting an attack on San Francisco using the Me 163 Komet and neutralizing a V2 rocket base with the Gotha Go 229.
The gameplay remains similar to the original, but with a significant quality-of-life improvement: an arrow now guides players to their target enemy, replacing the previous "follow camera" system.
Between missions, players can upgrade their armaments, aircraft and team skills.
Given the overall low difficulty of the game, it is possible for players to acquire all available upgrades two to three missions before the conclusion.
Digital purchases not available on PC and Xbox. Considered abandonware.