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About This Game

Take the scenic route. Or blow stuff up.

Sunday Fighter Pilot is a flying sandbox with two ways to spend an afternoon. Cruise through colorful landscapes, discover new places and practice your landings in Casual flying. Choose Blow stuff up for guns, rockets and ground targets that go up in smoke.

Blow stuff up

Line up a fuel tank, transformer or communications tower. Open fire, watch the explosion and bank away for another pass. Every aircraft carries guns, and the jets bring rockets too. Unlimited ammunition lets you keep practicing your aim.

Destroy every target at a location to capture it and turn its territory green on the map. Earn stars for each target and a bonus for clearing the whole site, then spend them on new aircraft. Destroyed targets and captured locations stay that way between flights.

Fly for the view

Casual flying gives you room to explore. Follow a scenic route or choose your own destination across forests, deserts, Arctic coastlines, volcanic slopes and autumn valleys. Discover 64 airfields, find landmarks and earn stars as you go.

Make a low pass through a valley, take the long way over the mountains, or spend an afternoon getting that landing just right.

Eleven aircraft to unlock and fly

Build your collection from the Spitfire and P-51 Mustang to the Sabre, Phantom and A-10 Warthog. Move into the F-16, Hornet, Eagle, Rafale, and Raptor, or stretch your legs in the SR-71 Blackbird.

Each aircraft has its own speed and handling. Find a favorite for sightseeing, a steady platform for ground attacks, or something fast for the journey across the map.

Bring it home

Lower the gear, line up with the runway and ease down for a landing. Discovering airfields opens up new departure points for your next flight.

Casual flying and Blow stuff up each have their own world and saved progression. Switch between them whenever you feel like a change, with your discoveries, stars and aircraft unlocks waiting when you return.

AI Generated Content Disclosure

The developers describe how their game uses AI Generated Content like this:

The game's code was written by AI coding tools under the developer's direction. This includes gameplay systems, aircraft models, procedural environments, rendering and user interface code. The developer reviews, tests and edits the results. AI tools were also used to draft and revise in-game text and store-page copy.

The soundtrack and many sound effects were generated using AI during development, then reviewed, selected and processed before being included in the game.

The game's visuals are rendered from geometry and materials defined in code. Store screenshots come from the game, and capsule artwork is composed from in-game renders with added typography.

No generative AI models run while you play. The game is playable offline. When online, it uses Steam features and sends gameplay analytics.