Audio compliments each view perfectly too. All the wonderful instruments and rickety old plane stuff is nice and detailed and we can only assume accurate to the planes. I'd often get distracted from the fight just to fly through them.Ĭockpit view is terrifying, as it should be, especially in a storm. There is a lot of detail and huge draw distances, plus the damage model on each plan is excellent and reminds you how fragile they are. I agree, in fact, I can't think of another flight game that even comes close to this visually, I mean in terms of this scale. I wouldn't know one of these planes from the other, but after a while I started to find my favourites, and I was fascinated about how they all handled differently. There are over one hundred, and more are planning to be added which we think will keep the enthusiasts happy. As you progress, you'll unlock more planes for each country in World War II and very slowly upgrade and modify them. There is a lot to do here, PVE coop missions, custom scenarios and arcade PVP which is where we spent most of our time. It's jumping into the 'World of Tanks' kind of scene, in fact it was even called 'World of Planes' for a while. This is considered as an MMO, but It's a lobby game, there's no open world, just lots of players and unlock progression. We'll get to the Oculus support in a moment, but let's talk about the game first. This is a World War 2 flight game currently in open beta on PC.

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