Excerpt: Well, it looks like you've got your match. Birds of Steel is developed by Gaijin Games, known for their another air combat game sim, IL 2 Sturmovik: Birds of Prey.
Conclusion: Concept: Deliver realistic World War II flight combat with as much historical accuracy as possible Graphics: You won’t see minor details like bullets splashing across the
Pros: Tons to unlock, Loads of missions to undertake thanks to dynamic campaigns and mission editors, Tight and responsive controls for flying, Stephen Fry educates you thro...
Cons: In game voiceovers are rather annoying, Missions can get rather dull with poor pacing, Short campaign
Pros: Tons to unlock, Loads of missions to undertake thanks to dynamic campaigns and mission editors, Tight and responsive controls for flying, Stephen Fry educates you thro...
Cons: In game voiceovers are rather annoying, Missions can get rather dull with poor pacing, Short campaign
Conclusion: Birds of Steel is a great combat simulator that will appeal to those who really know their World War II knowledge, as well as those who have a fine appreciation for the
Pros: incredible recreation of events and planes, simulation style controls are rewarding to master, multiplayer is fun, when you find people
Cons: simulation controls may scare away casual players, realism can get in the way of fun at times, "standard" controls make the game uninteresting, not enough people p...
Excerpt: Aerial dogfights and midair bombing runs isn’t exactly a genre that is thriving right now on consoles, thanks to titles that consist of fancy terrorist-shooting, while
Conclusion: Gaijin Entertainment presumably focused so heavily on creating an authentic flight engine because they know that that is what the specific audience values most.
Pros: Brutally authentic flight and combat systems, Stunning array of WW2-era aircraft to collect and master, Engrossing mission-based co-op and multiplayer dogfights
Cons: Unpolished presentation, Disappointing graphics, particularly terrain and built-up areas, Hardly a fun playground to entice newcomers to the genre
Conclusion: When it comes to your typical selection of new releases, World War 2 flight simulators aren’t particularly common on shop shelves, especially for console owners.
Conclusion: Yet the lack of polish in enough key areas makes it hard to fully recommend. As it stands, this has the potential to both thrill and frustrate, but when it clicks, it...
Pros: + Accessible Difficulty + Staggering attention to details + Generous amount of content + Stephen Fry
Cons: - Mudane SP campaign - Lacklustre presentation - Not enough Stephen Fry
Conclusion: So seltsam es klingen mag, aber Birds of Steel hat uns an Gran Turismo (und Forza) erinnert: Die unglaubliche Liebe zum Detail bei der Präsentation der verschiedenen