1948 Dawn of Future

Name: 1948 Dawn of Future
Rating: 3.6 (382 reviews)
Author: FrozenPepper

By: FrozenPepper App

Simulation

Overview

Version:

1.1

Last updated: 2013-01-09

Ranking

#89,381 ▼ 80

Overall

Features & Capabilities

WARING game wont work on modern devices or versions of iOS, development of 1948 was discontinued long time ago, app remains on store for original owners or old devices users. Thanks for understanding.

It's 1948 and it's the dawn of a new era. The two leading super powers started a top secret war to control alien technology found on earth. Technology that if mastered will give human race a chance against a mysterious alien that threatens our freedom. Help us shape the new era, join the Dawn of Future !

Check out the game trailer : http://youtu.be/CwA2D-tx7f8

Main Features :

Free to Play!
8 unique airplanes with different characteristics and 3d cockpits (and way more to come).
More than 100 items to upgrade your planes, including various kinds of devastating primary weapons, homing missiles, rockets, bombs, radars, upgrades and much more!
Customize your plane with liveries and colors!
Online dogfighting / co-op game with rpg structure.
More than 70 levels and ranks available.
3 maps (2 included from the beginning, 1 to be unlocked, and many more to come).
Different game modes: Team dogfight (up to 4 players), Capture the Flag (up to 4 players), Bomb the Base (up to 4 players), Invasion Survival (Single player or CO-OP up to 2 players) (more will come).
Game Center support. Invite your friends, online or mixing friends and random players.
Many achievements to unlock!
Share your successes on Facebook and Twitter!
Dynamic match making based on levels.
3d cockpit view mode with gyroscope (move your device and look everywhere!)
Graphic scalability: the game adjusts itself to run as smooth as possible on nearly all devices.
Much more… you’ll discover while playing
And even more will come,we are committed in expanding the gameplay and "game world" of 1948. So expect new items, planes, and especially game modes.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

FrozenPepper

Rating:

3.60

(382)

Version:

1.1 Last updated: 2013-01-09

Creation date:

2012-11-27

Compatible devices:

Size:

117.60MB

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-16

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 89,381 ▼ 80

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Developed by:

FrozenPepper

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/1948-dawn-of-future/id500493203

Website:

http://www.frozenpepper.it

User Reviews

1948: Dawn of Future is very ahead of its time, while being similar to older titles. Crimson Skies' PC game from 2000 comes to mind when navigating the menus with the fictionalized aircraft, upgrades to the aircraft's flying and weapons, as well as the diegetic aspects given to the UI through the rolling down of the map when selecting a mode, and the realistic looking switches, buttons and gauges used in game. I especially enjoy a few of the features, namely the brakes giving you manueverability, gyroscopic cockpit view, and the dual buttons for the guns. However, as far as games go, 1948 leaves a lot to be desired in 2026. It's been more than 13 years since the last update, and while I can understand the closing of the servers and compatibility with only older iOS devices, I don't understand why it's been left as a playable graveyard and nothing else. You would've got 3 maps with 3 mission types each, as well as 2 training missions, but instead you get 2 maps, and 2 mission types. You would've got 9 planes with customizable liveries, all with upgradeable engines, avionics and weapon suites, but instead you get 2 planes, both with the same weapons and nothing else. This game suffers because FrozenPepper made a barebones offline mode to keep the game from being entirely broken when they shut down the servers, which left the game barely anything beyond an advertisement for their next game. I know I have no right to be unhappy with the game, as I didn't lose any money to play it, nor did I get much less than people who played the game in its heyday did, but when a game gets reduced further than it already was, it doesn't feel right. 1948 is a 3/5 game because it's a 4/5 game with the online content removed. You can't buy anything, you can barely win anything, and while the gameplay is solid, it was the only full-size plane game that FrozenPepper ended up making. It's a novelty now, but would've been plenty fun in its time.