Scramble: Battle of Britain is a simultaneous turn-based dogfighting game. Set in a 3D airspace, the game features fast-paced, tactical combat with dynamic flight physics.
Luftwaffe and RAF fighter squadrons go head to head over The English Channel. Competing players simultaneously issue control inputs for multiple aircraft while time is paused.
The planned orders are then played out simultaneously: shots are fired, loops are looped, colliding planes collide.
St this point the game is still a little bare, however it's certainly a good platform to build on. The basics are there, and with refinement and more content it certainly could be an exceptional one. I'd like to see a few tweaks for realism's sake, but I'm looking forward to what comes next
Great game, good gameplay, unique idea. Not worth 30 dollars in its current state.
Needs a lot of time in the oven but very promising.
Maybe this is just me but for some reason when trying to shoot at enemies, no matter how well the line is lined up with the circles, and the tiniest circle is rotating and the ENTIRE flight path for that turn is yellow, you still won't land a hit for basically no reason. For some reason the guns are just insanely inaccurate after like, a couple meters?...
