About Altitude

Altitude is a free-to-play 2D aerial combat fighting game. Combining Call of Duty-like perks and Team Fortress 2 variety in a nonstop action package, you choose your plane based on personal play-style and team composition and jump into the fray. Whether you’re casual or hardcore, there’s a game mode available to test your skills.

Jump into the fast and agile Loopy and drop your enemies from the sky with a tactical EMP blast - but hit your afterburners before your Biplane support tears them to pieces with 20mm cannons blazing! Barrel roll through the enemy minefield and arm your nuke as you enter the drop zone. There it is - the enemy base - but two Mirandas just warped in with lasers hot and an Explodet is lumbering into position over their hangar decks - will you carry your team to victory?

Multiplayer Done Right: Altitude combines Call-of-Duty style perks with the gameplay variety of Team Fortress 2 in a fresh multiplayer experience. Carefully refined controls, netcode, and balance make for hundreds of hours of deep, rewarding gameplay.

Altitude Key Features

Unique Skill-Based Combat
Competitive Tournament Scene
Multitude of Game Modes

Minimum System Requirements

OS: Windows® 7 / Vista / Vista64 / XP
Processor: 1.0 GHz
Memory: 256 MB
Graphics: 64 MB VRAM
Hard Drive: 300 MB of free space

Altitude Screenshots

Equipment & Classes And/Or How To Play:

First things first: when you open Altitude you should see a splash screen. The two main buttons will take you to the training levels (Training) and the server list (Play Online). The button on the bottom labeled “Unlock Skins” allows you to trade in Community Points to unlock skins for your plane (Community Points will be discussed in-depth later). The button labeled “Expert Guides” opens a webpage to the guide section of the forums, which will be discussed later as well. The button labeled “Map Contest” also opens a webpage but will take you to the map-making section of the forums.

Challenges are various specific achievements you can accomplish with each plane. Completing a challenge will give you a boost in experience, and they are a fun way to track your progress with each individual plane. There are 6 types of challenges - the Training challenges and one for each plane - and each of these challenges will reset once you ace up, allowing you to complete them again for additional experience. Training is the only challenge that does not require you to level up, so we'll address that first.

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