
Fly through the theaters of World War II with fighters planes from across the world. Intercept, Raid, Defend, Survive in theatres of World War II. Vincemus is an arcade semi-realistic air combat shooter, The game is avalable on WindowsOS and MacOS.
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Vincemus is an WW2 arcade semi-realistic air combat shooter, with the aim of having a balance between realisim and arcade, developed for the use of mouse controls. Its goal is to give large expansive maps with multiple combat experiences fighting air, ground and naval targets of different origin.
The game is centered around 3 different theaters of war encompassing Africa, Europe and the pacific.
Shoot down enemy planes, destroy supplies and defend your allies, choose the right plane for the job modify its weapons and payloads, upgrade your aircrafts combat effectiveness based on your mission.
Fly an assortment of aircraft and modify them to suite your playstyle. Each flyable aircraft have an assortment of payloads and weaponary, customise your aircraft to suit the needs of the mission, each aircraft fly differently with some better in dogfights and others boom and zooms, interceptions and/or ground pounding.

The in-game UI gives an assortment of details on your weapons, payload and your aircraft of choosing and giving insight on what aircraft and weapons are needed to respond to missions, and how to deal with different threats through a change of tacticts.

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Languages: English
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well i did like the game but its too dam hard to do ♥♥♥♥ its like the planes are wet paper hard to even unlock sandbox im just done
Good, straight forward WWII air combat game. Lots to do, but at the same time is simplistic and fun. Definitely worth the relatively low expense to have a chill time. It won't blow you away with mechanics or graphics, but it doesn't take away from how enjoyable it is.
considerando que os gráficos não são mil maravilhas, está mal otimizado, as configurações não são avançadas e sim CONFUSAS e é uma dor de cabeça configurar um por um
Tenho acompanhado o desenvolvimento desse game com o passar do tempo e posso assegurar que ele cumpre o que se propõe: Ser uma versão um pouco mais voltado a diversão singleplayer que o War Thunder.
This game has a lot of bugs that do not get addressed.
Vincemus Air Combat est un très bon jeu de combat aérien de la Seconde Guerre mondiale, je cherchais depuis un longtemps un successeur à Blazing Angels et je pense l'avoir trouvé. Le jeu est beau graphiquement, l'interface est bien pensée et la prise en main est facile. Franchement, le gameplay est au top, foncez !
A fun game, scratches the itch for a game like Warthunder, but without needing to be online and without an excessive grind. The prices for new planes and upgrades can seem steep at first, but the upgrade tree for each plane is fun to sink time into and experiment with.
I wanted to scratch the itch of a WW2 flight sim that was not as intrincate as IL2 and which does not require a joystick, this game is a home run: its realistic, looks nice and plays evry well! Hope to see more added to the game. Very recommended. I want to add that the developer is very dedicated and is passionate about this project. A labour of love!
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All the fun of a certain popular online semi-realistic to realistic MMO platform with none of the idiots that ruin it. At $15, I'm far more likely to hop into this game to scratch that air combat itch than I would be IL-2 or similar. An extremely accessible sim with a pleasingly immersive level of realism. Hop in for a mission or two and get a quick fix, or settle down for an afternoon of banging your head on the desk as you almost but not quite make it to the end of a mission. No big bugs (edit, misleading, no bugs at all), no crashes, runs smoothly and consistently. Graphics are certainly better than the price point would suggest. My only complaint being that those late to the sim might feel like a significant amount of aircraft are locked out, but it is nitpick level and certainly within the realm of developer preference. If I experience (or don't) significant issues moving from M&K to HOTAS, I'll update my review accordingly. A 9/10 if it were $30+, a solid 9.5/10 at its actual price. Took a half a point off as the only carrier based fighter is behind the EA wall, and a Pacific campaign without a carrier based fighter kinda cheeses me off.
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