
IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad is the continuation of the legendary IL-2 Sturmovik series that has set the standard for PC combat flight games for more than ten years. This new entry into the series will offer virtual pilots an even more accurate simulation of the most famous air battles.
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Languages: English, Russian*, German*, Polish, French, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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-> The <- WW2 Combat Flight Simulator.
The game is expensive and rather janky at times, but that's the price of perhaps the best WW2 airsim on the market. Coming to this after trying to play War Thunder simulator battles is extremely refreshing. Experiencing this with a HOTAS in VR is amazing. The game is so detailed you can open your cockpit and fire your flare gun outside. I'd argue it's way better than DCS as it doesn't suffer from the inconsistent quality of modules and takes up only 80GB instead of 220GB.
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game was fun, however when reinstalling it after taking a break from the game, it makes you run it via the exe file, if you try to use it via steam it just refuses to load, then once it is loaded then it makes me type in a product key i no longer have when i first bought the game so i do not recommend this game
No trouble with the previous incarnation but this one won't load. Have tried many times (myself being optimistically inclined) to no avail. Waste of money don't buy it.
In a word, class. More in depth than acecombat and project wingman. Less daunting than DCS. But the flight models are distinct between planes, the gameplay is very good and the graphics are the good too. It's set in ww2 so plenty of well modeled warbirds. The campaigns are fun (currently playing through gestapo hunters) But its a sandbox flight sim, so campaigns are extra (dlc) but there is plenty of content on the procedurally generated mission through quick start. All in all, a decent buy especially if back in the day you played Microsoft combat flight simulator. That's what spured me to buy it.
best flight sim ever created
BEST FLIGHT SIM EVER
yeah it says controller support that's a lie
Un "petit" simulateur avec des "petits" avions avec des "petites" hélices mais, mais... de grande qualité, de très bonne finition générale pour ceux qui n'ont froid aux yeux, de croiser du regard son prochain "confrère" de l'autre camp... Bon vol, fly safe !
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