Landing. Normandy 1944 is a first-person shooter with the main character named Peter Smith. The lieutenant managed to survive the plane crash. Having reached the weapon and the place of concentration of enemies, he finds himself in the rear, where he can carry out his own mission and destroy dozens of important enemy points. The campaign includes 7 sequential levels of increasing difficulty where the user fights Nazi forces.

World War II passes into the hands of the Allied forces. The plot of Airborne Hero: D-Day Frontline 1944 begins with the implementation of the famous Operation Overload. Lieutenant Peter Smith participated in the Battle of Normandy, where about three million soldiers tried to destroy the enemy and bring down Hitler's regime. As soon as Peter prepared to land, an explosion occurred, destroying important functions of the aircraft. He had to jump in the wrong place, which put him behind enemy lines.

Each task is completed in 7-9 minutes of real time, which is why complete completion does not take a lot of effort. The player controls one soldier to carry out covert missions, and later reunites with allies and together with them confronts opponents. Tanks fight on vast battlefields and planes fly in the air, recreating the atmosphere of World War II. The character uses authentic weapons of that time and can silently kill opponents from behind.