
Shoot down triplanes and attack tanks with your Sopwith biplane. Simple World War One flight combat simulator with touch controls, airfoil physics, computer-controlled opponents, and destructible environments, inspired by David L. Clark's classic DOS game from 1984.
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its free, it will run on linux, there's no reason not to try it!
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Lovely little game
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made me wanna kill myself
you get a good deal of fun out of in once you get the hang of things. I enjoyed it
Maybe it is just me but I love Vr flying, but this game gives me just a headache. I dont feel good the even the next day.
this game kinda silly i know its a beta but like dang its been in early access since 2018 it has INCREDIBLY sensitive controls to where you tilt SO fast i got so dizzy trying to fly strait i found it weird how you grab the controls it only let me grab the fuell? engine? level to the left which felt very unnatural and i had to hold the big steering joystick sideways which i wish it was upright holdable and this isnt even the best part whenever i had insane luck with my controls and shot and hit a plane the game would freeze. it just stopped it was done i dont even know what happens when you shoot a plane because the game stops whenever i do so
was a fun little game
For a very early access game, I'd like to say this game has me very excited. Pros: The physics of the gun bullets hitting enemy planes is great and the overall physics of the plane are very very good, it feels like a solid biplane. There's actually an automatic gun in your plane that you can use to shoot targets if you aren't as good with your main gun. It does a bunch of damage and I thought that it was a neat addition as its definitely fun to shoot air targets with a literal gun, or I use it also to place on top of my main gun so it will clip into it and add a gunsight to it. Overall, the enemies are relatively easy to destroy if you've played games like DCS, VTOL VR or IL 2, which can be good be good for some although I feel that they should add increased difficulty for hardcore pilots. (Since normally when you get on an enemy planes tail they kinda give up). Cons: So far I've played the game on my meta quest 2 using a link cable for steam VR and it seems to crash a bunch on particular maps. Still an early game so there's not much to really do except continue trying to get a higher score on the same maps. there's not really any new planes or anything yet. And as said before, enemies can get boring after a while due to them not really putting up much a fight, although this is my personal opinion. Final thoughts: This game has me excited for new updates even if it takes a bit, I feel if the developer(s) continue to work on this game they could really have something fun off the ground here that could definitely earn some money and be fun for virtual aces and VR players alike.
very fun game! one thing though... those gunz are from an anime or something! bam bam and you shoot down an entire building! btw ive got one glitch, game crashes when i take lewis gun for some reason, fist time it happened was when i tried hard mode, i took my gun shortly after taking off, and then. game go brrrrrrrt! i hope you can fix it! good luck with this awesome game!
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