At PILOT SPORTS everything revolves around a wide variety of aircraft that control and feel differently. Each of them offers a new challenge.
You have to fly challenging courses at exotic locations and achieve the best time or score. Various disciplines and a variety of game elements and collectibles provide further variety.
More than 50 different courses and many different aircraft: Fly with an Airplane, a Jetpack, and a Hang-Glider in 2 variants, as well as a parachute. 7 different challenge types. Plus unlockable courses, where you can explore a sunny island. Play with 8 characters and a unique soundtrack with 11 different music pieces that provide for a summerly and exotic flair.
Pilot Sports aimed to be fun game featuring aircrafts. Unfortunately controls are wonky, graphics underwhelming and some challenges almost impossible to complete. Pilot Sports is a frustrating game.
Ultimately, Pilot Sports is a game that for me had so much potential, and the ability to be a lot of fun.
Pilot Sports has a fair amount of content to it, with bright visuals and somewhat stiff controls at times.
Although Pilot Sports is not exactly bad, it is likewise far from compelling in its own right. Most of its best qualities are shared with the far more polished Pilotwings series, with its reliance on homage doing a considerable amount of damage. The content present is fine enough, but that, in itself, is a problem. Fine is not good. Pilot Sports is...
Pilot Sports rigidly emulates Pilotwings, but doesn't bring anything new to the table. By inviting the comparison it only reflects negatively on what might otherwise be a reasonably fun but uninspired game.
