The game is the story of three Iranian Air Force pilots combatting the enemy as part of simulated operations at three different time periods. The exact coordinates of all simulated settings and combats are accessible through aerial maps. In addition, the entire game setting has been designed using satellite maps.
terrible. you can't even customize joystick movement sensitivity. Definitely an amateur using unity or unreal or something of the sorts. the training mission does not save progress. the guide also can't tell the difference between bullets and missles.
I like the idea of the Iranian planes, however I 've played thousands of games and this one by far has the worst controls I have ever seen. Graphics average. Music boring. User XP is very bad. Allies and enemies have similar rectangle colors. Sometimes you don't see the aim. You can't lock from far away and you have to get really close. The time window...
Game is not a simulation at all, and not even enjoyable as an arcade at all.
The controls are very confusing. you can not control the speed/acceleration, it is fixed at spesific speeds for different aircrafts.
the HUD does not indicate distance, and even with the simple crosshair, it is not where your gunfire ends up!
missile lock is hard and plain...
Air combat simulator. You play as a pilot of the Iranian Air Force. Missions are across three different time frames: World War II (Iran was technically neutral), the Iran-Iraq War, and during operations against ISIS. Controls can take some getting used to, though that might just be my easily confused movements (usually in differentiating up and down...
