Je pensais à de la simu sur des dogfights de la seconde guerre, mais en lieu et place, un bête jeu d'arcade d'une simplicité affligeante. Pour dire, Propeller Arena de SEGA est encore plus simu que ça.

Moteur daté. On se croirait sur un jeu de 1999/2000 (le jeu date de 2006 il me semble). Choix des commandes entre Arcade et Simu (c'est ça l'aspect simu).

Ahoui, des phases au sol de DCA juste lolant. A oublier (pas eu le courage de le finir, pourtant, c'est un genre que j'aime beaucoup).

This Game was pretty awesome... but there were some draw backs to it... The Graphics were Mediocer, The people in the Game kept saying the same thing OVER AND OVER...
I didnt feel like i was actually there like iv felt in other airplane sims.
But over all id give this game a: Three and a half stars outa five

Cool for aerial battle...WWII dogfights!

Pretty cool game. Though single player gets boring after awhile.

Even with its cheap price, the game's pretty mediocre and your money could be better spent elsewhere.

The game can't really be played realistically because even on Advanced I don't feel like I'm flying an actual Hawker Hurricane or Supermarine Spitfire; much of which you fly in the game, and I feel like this experience is much more realized in any of Oleg ♥♥♥♥♥♥'s Il-2 Sturmovik games.

The voice acting is also a tad annoying, and it seems like most of the British voicework is by the same person. And it doesn't even sound like a WWII-era radio, it sounds much more modern.

It also doesn't seem to work with a flight stick very well. I use a Saitek CyborgX stick, and while the throttle seems to work fine, control surfaces don't seem responsive, I ended up running out of ground and exploding on the runway.

It's okay as an arcade flying game, much like the Blazing Angels series of games, but what I seek in games like these, which are historic titles, is historical realism.

If you want a good flying game that has great flight dynamics, go take a look at Il-2 Sturmovik: 1946. All I can say that's convenient about this game is that it offers a low-requirement gameplay experience for people with low-end computers like myself, but that's about it.