Разработчик: 1C Game Studios
Описание
Ключевые особенности:
ИГРАЕМ:
- Не ММO. Наслаждайтесь одиночным режимом игры "Карьера лётчика", где инновационный искусственный интеллект станет достойным противником. Станьте лётчиком реально существовавших подразделений и со временем продвиньтесь по службе до командира эскадрильи. Выберите для своего героя его прошлое, узнайте историю своей эскадрильи или полка и читайте еженедельную газету со свежими новостями о ходе мировой войны.
- Реалистичная графика и уникальные визуальные эффекты: облака, освещение, взрывы - в полной мере воссоздают сцену воздушного боя.
- Режим “Быстрая миссия” дает возможность сделать боевой вылет с собственными настройками за считанные минуты.
- Классический сетевой "догфайт" режим и режим совместной игры (cooperative).
ЛЕТАЕМ:
- Реалистичный звук, физика виртуального мира, моделирование работы систем самолета, летной модели и аэродинамики дарят ощущение настоящего полета.
- Испытайте себя в роли пилота истребителя, штурмовика и бомбардировщика - уничтожайте танки и самоходки, зенитную артиллерию и даже бронепоезда.
- Управляйте полётом с помощью джойстика или мыши при неизменном уровне достоверности моделирования аэродинамики.
- В каждом вылете - парашют в подарок!
СРАЖАЕМСЯ:
- Оттачивайте ваше умение против компьютера или присоединяйтесь к серверам многопользовательской игры, где вы можете сражаться как в воздухе, так и на земле, сев за рычаги танков T-34-76 или Pz III Ausf L.
- Управляйте самолётом или танком самостоятельно или пригласите вашего друга наводчиком танкового орудия или стрелком турели бомбардировщика.
- Используйте достоинства и недостатки различных самолётов и танков для получения преимущества в бою благодаря уникальной и детализированной системе повреждений.
- Корректируйте танковый прицел по дальности на месте наводчика и наблюдайте за полем боя через смотровые щели на месте водителя!
ИЗУЧАЕМ:
- Действия "Битвы за Сталинград" разворачиваются на карте размером 358 на 230 км - это самая масштабная на сегодняшний день модель Сталинградской битвы в играх.
- В режиме "Карьера лётчика" реализована реальная хронология Сталинградского сражения с форсирования немцами Дона и начала их продвижения к Волге 23 августа 1942 и до полного освобождения города 2 февраля 1943 года. Узнавайте о реально происходивших событиях тех дней, читая еженедельно доставляемую в ваше подразделение свежую газету.
- На основании данных из Центрального Архива Министерства Обороны РФ построены точные виртуальные копии самолётов тех времен.
- Точная симуляция летной модели позволяет изучить уникальные особенности пилотирования каждого самолета.
- Повышайте звание вашего пилота и получайте исторически достоверные ордена, медали и другие награды.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, russian, german, polish, french, spanish - spain, simplified chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: 64-bit Windows® 10/11
- Процессор: Intel® Core™ i5/i7 3+ GHz
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: 4GB VRAM or better
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 85 GB
- Поддержка VR: SteamVR. Keyboard and mouse required
- Дополнительно: DirectX®-compatible flight stick recommended
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
Mac
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
First and foremost Il-2 Great battles is simply great fun. Il-2 looks pricey if you look at all the modules in DLC but realistically before buying ask yourself will really fly the plane when there already are planes which you can fly for each battle so there is no need to rush it and buy everything at once. I have all the modules that are currently available but I still tend to fly mostly those included with the maps.
Flight sims can be pricey hobby but you get beautiful aircrafts and can fly them large authentic maps as per the fun aspect Il-2 is not hardcore sim like DCS (thank god and devs) so do not expect long startup procedures which need to be done to the letter according to plane manual. The flight model is accurate the need to memorize some key binds or preferably bind these on HOTAS is certainly preferable. The Il-2 is little bit more forgiving in terms of engine damage and failures due to mishandling while it still offers reasonably accessible WW2 aerial combat.
The combat is intensive and engaging once you get to combat area and unforgiving especially in multiplayer. But this only adds to fun aspect of the game. You mostly fly air crafts made from really thin metal and some times wood strapped with high caliber machine guns so if these got hit they go down in flames. Which looks great btw.
The graphics are pretty good not sure from where all those complains about performance came from it really works fine for me and runs smoothly in 4k resolution with frame rate above 100 FPS though I get similar frame rate from DCS so yep my machine is a beast built with intention to run hw intensive simulations.
So for someone who likes to chill and relax I can definitely recommend this game and yes I have all current modules. As for those looking to begin with Il-2 it is not a bad choice the learning curve is a bit steeper than in arcades but it is rewarding plus you can set your realism options to be more forgiving, you can start missions from air or runway if you just want to bomb or shoot down something. So yes Il-2 is accessible even to complete beginners. If you have gaming rig, and you just want to try it out. You can go for one or few of great battles either Moscow, Stalingrad, Normandy, Kuban or Bodenplatte which was what I did few years ago.
If you made it this far a bit of warning I guess is also in order simulations and flight sims ARE addictive! I have to confess that I have DCS and all of its modules and the Il-2 great battles and all of its modules I even got Prep3D and Steel beasts FFS and the list goes on.
If you are prone to either gaming addiction or flight sim addiction consult your wife! To be fair it will not help you after all you are already hooked up If you made it this far in review :)
it is nice to play but it could get some upgrages
IL-2 BOS is my first and only flight sim experience - I've been playing with a cheap HOTAS joystick/thrust combo, and I own BOS, BOK, BON, and BOB. Let's look at the game!
PROS
+Fun, easy-to-learn gameplay (Learn how with youtube channel "The Air Combat Tutorial Library)
+Excellent map (my second-favourite after Kuban)
+Diverse cast of planes (my favourite in the series - yes, even more than BoN and BoB!)
+Beautifully-rendered planes with lots of upgrades
+Great, realistic shooting, damage, and flying (well, by my standards as a flight sim noob)
CONS
-Weak campaign - I supplement it with Pat Wilson's 3rd party generator, and I strongly, STRONGLY, recommend you do, too. It gives meaning to your gameplay and makes you feel like you're in WWII, rather than Microsoft Flight Sim with shooting. Take the time to learn how to use Pat Wilson, because it's the difference between this game being worth playing and not. The fact that IL2 doesn't come with something like it stock is very disappointing. I exclusively play with Pat Wilson, whether it's offline or online.
-Bad menus.
-Little to no documentation. The game IS easy to learn, but they're not going to teach you.
IN THE MIDDLE
-Passable AI... in an old game. Yeah, this one is kind of on the fence for me... but the devs have had years and years to improve the AI. They do here and there, but it's not great.
-Decent terrain - the game has gorgeous sunsets, beautiful clouds, and fairly nice water, but the landscape isn't always great. You can crank up the textures, yes, but you might need mods to get it to a more current standard. It's definitely showing its age visually.
OVERALL
I strongly recommend this game if you're looking for a WWII flight sim. I play it coop almost exclusively, using Pat Wilson's Campaign Generator, and I get huge bang for my buck. The AI isn't great. Some of the graphics show their age. This is still a wonderful, wonderful experience... you'll just need to do some work on your end to get it up to spec. The game goes on sale along with most modern Steam sales - get it then.
simply the best most unforgiving flight sim, i fly too hard and break my planes
I love this game let me state that, and i find it far better than what DCS offers in regards to WW2, but the one thing that makes me almost instantly close the game is as follows (been happening really only the last year and a half, and to my brother on his PC as well)
1: Start the game and wait for game to load
2: Get a pop up message at main menu
3: "New device detected, would you like to transfer key bind profiles to this new device?" (IVE USED THE SAME HOTAS AND THROTTLE FOR THE LAST 4 YEARS BTW)
4: i click "yes"
5: * every keybind resets to default (amazing)
6: close game and RE-DO step one
7: Get to step 3, this time i click "No"
8: *Every keybind resets to default (beautiful)
"bro just copy your keybind file and save a back up and just transfer it to game directory before you start the game".....Well when you do that, you still end up back at step 3...Insanity. 9/10 times its an instant alt F4 for me.
Wasn't this way 2-3 years ago never had a problem. last 1-1 1/2 years both me and my brother have separately had this issue. Fix it and ill change my review because i do love this game as i strictly play in VR.
Bought it years ago. Real simulator WW2 game if that's your thing. Game crashes and has difficulties starting up anything over 1080p. Seems the more they add to the game, your wallet and gpu are incapable of running it. I have a 3080....
It's sexy and has great QOL features for noobs (hints, universal HUD), but for the price you get a lot more out of Cliffs of Dover. Do not buy anything thing for this game if it isn't on sale.
For this game, currently at fifty dollars:
You don't get a campaign without buying DLC.
You get like, eight Soviet (ew) and German planes, mostly single-engine without buying DLC. (Cliffs of Dover gives you fourteen: Hurricane, Spitfire, Blenheim, Beaufighter, Gladiator, Defiant, Wellington, Bf-109, Bf-110, Stuka, He-111, Fiat G-50, Fiat CR.42, Fiat BR.20M).
And then to add to it, some of the DLC redundantly provide planes that other DLC provide as well. So between two DLC providing six planes each, the second DLC might only really net you one new plane.
If you're a guy who pretty much only plays flight sims, it's probably nbd. But if you like playing a lot of other typical games, and maybe you just bought a joystick and wanna play around, I think Cliffs of Dover will get you a lot more mileage and scratch the same itch. Provided you can suffer through the menus.
It's also way easier to play around with one-off single player missions in Cliffs of Dover. You can get a lot more planes in the air, change them to whatever you want, pick what group of planes you want to play in. Stalingrad is a lot less flexible.
The game itself should be fine, if you are a veteran already. If you're a new player, you need to find tutorials from 3rd parties, since the game gives you none.
However, setting up a server and playing in co-op is ridiculously difficult and requires jumping through multiple hoops and even then we were unable to connect and we were unable to play. If you play singleplayer, this game can be fun I guess, but if you plan to play co-op with a friend, don't bother.
With the lack of freedom and variety offered by the older title, I find I quickly tire of the pretty graphics and go back to the expansive sandbox that is IL2 1946.
It's a huge investment to get to try and fly other aircraft than the handful that is offered, and I have not found the will nor need to invest.
Is good for modern version of il2 1946, though i'd recommend il2 1946 since it has vast amount of mods compared to the detailed greate battles. Great for those who are awe for graphics, but for gameplay wise il2 1946 has more of a great sandbox experience than Il2 sturmovik. You need to get an additional account to play this game and it is one of the downside of this game of Great battles. Anything other than that it works superb.
While I like the game, trying to get multiplayer going with remote friends who are not computer savvy is next to impossible. Many of us do not like to play with people that we do not know. This has unfortunately GREATLY limited how much I am going to play, and definitely how much I am going to pay - this is a money sucker for sure. $80 for DLC? really? You guys think you are golden. Going to have to give it a thumbs down.
Having to make an account with a service outside steam to play is a huge downside for me.
Lacks the intuitive gameplay of 1946, and GREATLY lacks in terms of planes available with purchase of the game. Sad to see such a great simulation engine be so misused.
It is very fun, 100% recommend. You have to buy planes, but other than that, it is phenomenal. Amazing game and is worth the money. I run it on a laptop and it runs perfectly, with a little sacrifice of graphics.
With over 5500 hours of flying time on this thing it’s probably only fair to write a review!
TLDR: This is probably the best World War 2 flight simulator on the market at the moment. It has its downsides but overall, I would recommend this. It also has modules for World War 1 and even includes a built-in tank simulator! If you are in no rush, then add the game to your wish list and pick it up in the a sale - several times a year you can get each main map/plane set for 75-90% off!
This game sits somewhere between DCS and War Thunder in complexity but at the fraction of the price of either. Each 'Battle of...' in the series gets you a detailed map and between 8-12 aircraft to fly (depending on if you opt for the premium version).
The flight model in this game is a mix of play-ability vs reality but the variation between the different aircraft is not huge. Pro players will definitely be able to get the best out of their favourite planes, but casual players won't notice too much difference ie all the fighters feel like nimble fighters, all the bombers like heavy planes. The external models are nicely done, and the sound is good. Fog, snow, rain and day & night missions are all possible.
Each 'Battle of...' also comes with a handful of single player missions, a quick action mode and a quick mission builder option. For those who like to make their brains hurt there is also in-depth mission creation tools (but these are way more complicated to use than the DCS mission editor). The ‘Battles of…’ also include huge single player campaigns where you can join a squadron at the beginning of the war and over time fight your way to 1945. The AI generated missions in these campaigns are constantly being improved and updated.
If you are looking for something different you can try one of the World War 1 modules and zip around the skies in a biplane. If you are old enough to remember the Rise of Flight sim then you'll be right at home here as many of the models and dynamics from that game were upgraded and ported into this engine. The WW1 community is really small but are some of the nicest people you will meet online!
The game also has a tank simulator. It’s quite detailed and there are a choice of about 20 different vehicles to buy. The game comes with 2 free tanks, and these have a set of single player missions to try out. Beware though, online play for vehicles is very, very limited as virtually no servers include ground vehicle slots. If you do find a server though its great fun to jump in to a Flak Wagon and try and shoot down other players!
You have the option to buy collectors planes. Unlike most games these are definitely not 'pay to win'. Instead, they just tend to add something different to try rather than something OP. If you are after something fun to fly, then the Po2/U2V as flown by the Night Witches or the Hs129 tank buster are definitely something 'different'!
Online game play brings the main game to life but there are, literally, only about 5 'main' servers these days and each has a capacity of up to 84 players at a time. Each of the main servers is slightly different. For example, Berloga is aimed at quick dogfights, Wings of Liberty is a great place for new players to start as it has map markers to help you find your way around and short missions. TAW and Combat Box are for more advanced players who are happy navigating without markers. These last two servers frequently run campaigns that can last weeks, with players battling to slowly push the front lines towards victory. The online community is generally friendly, and it isn't too hard to find someone to help if you have any questions.
This leads us on to the 'bad'. The game really throws you in the deep end. There are no built-in tutorials, and you may have to watch a few videos on youtube to get started. The cockpits are not clickable (all the buttons move automatically but you can’t interact with them). Setting up VR can be a real pain in the butt. TrackIR works really well but if you haven't got VR/TrackIR and a half decent joystick you are going to get shot down a lot. There are a lot of potential buttons to bind and very few tips on hat you actually need to worry about. The mission editor is too complex, and this means that there are only a few people who create missions.
The game itself is also near the end of the development cycle, but it is over 10 years old now! New planes and modules are spreading further apart (but, as of Nov 24, we are expecting two exciting new major maps/modules in the coming months).
Much of the original development team has moved over to the Korea game that will hopefully be released in a few years. That said what we do have in the IL2 Great Battles series is huge in variety of aircraft and scope of the maps. If you wait for a sale, you can have thousands of hours of fun for very little cost. With over 5500 hours of game play so far, the game has given me great value for money.
Great sim and works great in vr on mid end pc
Ok, so it's not DCS. Truthfully, I use this because I don't want something as complex as DCS. So what I will say, this is very well done. The developers have put out something that is absolutely not arcade-y but definitely qualifies as a real simulator, but made to be more approachable if you set it to be so. That's what I love about this. WW1 and WW2 air battles, there are some tank battles, and it's all done in such a way that you can have all the help from the computer that you could want or, have it be as close to real as possible without being... DCS. I keep mentioning DCS and it's not that I am talking bad about it, it's just that DCS strives to be REAL. Real flight models, real behavior on weapons... It's a die hard true study sim and it deserves that title, the same as X-Plane is a study sim for... just flying and having fun (not much combat in X-Plane). This game while I would not call it a study sim is VERY close. The flight models are very close to real and so are the weapons behavior. Even the AI is pretty well done. The customization of the aircraft and whatnot is also what makes this amazing. So in the end I give this simulator (because it is one) 5/5 on all fronts. Keep in mind, what I classify this as is a simulator made to be approachable. Dig through settings (especially the "Realism" settings) if you're looking for it to be more of a game. But even set with all the help off... It's not quite a study sim but I can call it very real and very well done. I own all DLCs and it was totally worth it as well. Also if you put all the assists on, you will still feel how "difficult" it is to fly and if you're more on the casual side, will really appreciate the help the sim can give. If you're loving old time air combat, with a touch of ground battles... Definitely give this a shot. I've not had this much fun since the old days with Jane's WW2 Fighters.
Cool game, wish addons were cheaper but they’re amazing quality
I understand there will be a bit of pain when setting up the controls of a sim, but good lord I don't think I've ever experienced something this atrocious. It's also impossible to setup button combos without Joy2Key
I would highly suggest buying this game if you are into historical combat aviation. I also play DCS and while DCS is a more detailed plane simulator IL2 is the superior war simulator. Also adding the PWCG (which is a fantastic dynamic campaign simulator) makes it the most immersive WW2 and even WW1 flight sim I have ever played. With all the content and if your like me and have to buy all of it. I would wait for a sale and also look at their website. All in all I would highly recommend if any of this sounds fun to you! Happy flying,
I just love this game and you can play it endlessly! The WW2 genre has always been my favorite and especialy the ones with campaign / career modes, put in the awards, medals and promotions and I'm hooked for life. This game has it all and truly meets up. But there are some things I'm missing or would like to see added.
For starters;
1. A bit more variety in ground targets especialy for the bombing runs.
2. Sea / Naval targets, don't see them in careermode, definitly need more of them.
3. A nice debrief with some aerial recon photo's being presented after the (bombing) mission, which will show you the damage inflicted on the target.
4. Oh, and whats up with some of the armanent being locked in career mode?
Other than that I would recommend this game to anyone who; A. just loves flying (and some violence during flight) or B. just likes the WW2 genre. Like them both and you'll be hooked up also.
Thumbs up for the developers
IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad – A Thrilling, Immersive Flight Experience for True Aviation Enthusiasts! ✈️🔥
If you're looking for a true test of your piloting skills, IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad will make you feel like you’re in the cockpit of a WWII fighter, battling it out over the skies of one of history’s most intense conflicts. This game is not just a flight simulator—it’s a masterclass in realistic air combat. From the detailed cockpits to the complex flight dynamics, every moment in the sky feels authentic and intense.
The Battle of Stalingrad campaign is an absolute highlight, offering a deep dive into the historical air battles of WWII. Whether you're playing as a German or Soviet pilot, the missions are gripping, the enemy AI challenging, and the atmosphere is so immersive you’ll feel like you’ve been transported back in time. The attention to detail is mind-blowing, from the aircraft’s handling to the way the weather affects your flight. There’s nothing like diving through clouds and dodging flak fire as you engage in dogfights with enemy aircraft.
The graphics are stunning, too. The environments look gorgeous, with accurate renditions of the Russian landscapes and the chaos of Stalingrad itself. Combine that with realistic damage modeling—where every bullet counts—and you’ve got a combat flight experience that’s as close to the real thing as it gets without actually leaving the ground.
Multiplayer adds another layer of fun, where you can test your flying skills against others in competitive dogfights or cooperative missions. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or new to flight sims, Battle of Stalingrad provides a satisfying challenge with enough depth to keep you coming back for more.
In short, if you’re into flight sims or just want an adrenaline-pumping, realistic combat experience, IL-2 Sturmovik: Battle of Stalingrad is an absolute must-play. It’s a beautiful, challenging, and incredibly rewarding game that will make you feel like a true aerial warrior. ✈️💥
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Most of the bad reviews here are honestly just weird. Weird ass complaints. War Thunder is not a more detailed simulation, that is a crazy thing to say. The only game with full fidelity cockpits is DCS. Il-2 Cliffs of Dover has higher fidelity cockpits but it is old and has a whole host of other problems. This is the best WW2 sim on the market, bar none. This has the best VR support of any sim on the market, bar none. It also runs way better than DCS or war thunder in VR. Its the only sim I play regularly that doesn't cause constant head aches. Buy it on sale, or pay full price, its worth it either way.
The devs literally banned me for stating a fact. This game is a scam. can be over $100 for DLCs that are broken and haven't been fixed properly for well over a year. The Ai is trash, the maps are trash and copy pasted BS, This game is very bias its hilarious, The only thing going for it is that it is...not much really, waste of time and money, and the only reason im now leaving this is after they had banned me for simply saying its most likely going to be another $100 scam. which it is. BY f u c k i n g far.
Do Better 1C Game Studios, An incredibly PATHETIC way of dealing with the situation.
very nice and realistic simulation feeling,thrives you in the memory of the fallen pilots of wwII
Reloaded the game after a multiyear hiatus. Ally planes are still broken. Guns and engines are way too weak. 6 50 cals, 1000 rounds at 300m, and enemy planes fly off into the sunset. Looks good, but thats it. WarThunder has better gameplay. Uninstalled after 1 sortie in a p40.
ass needs ti be optimised you get 8 starting planes and each plane is and indivisual dlc that cost $20 for 1 plane
Terrible misleading marketing, you start the plane with one button, no start procedure.
I was so convinced this was an historical simulation game that I bought Macchi 202 and Hurrikane war birds because it felt exciting, and instead this is just a pretense of a simulation but more arcade streamlining as the crowds that pretend to play games nowadays desire.
What a sad thing from a developer which instead to offer maybe both things, opted for forcing simulation lovers to reduce the depth of the game.
Terrible.
amazing game for its age, history can be changed depending on which side you play with, plenty of updates and aircraft to purchase
I got a quest 2 set up and played which is what I got the game for. It's pretty immersive and runs smoothly so far. Recommended!
Huge learning curve for people just getting into flight sims. The first time you shoot down a plane in multiplayer, You'll be hooked.
Really Good WW2 sim, one of the best aircraft games I have ever played. Looking forward to IL2 Korea!
I got the basic game, in my opinion is a very good simulation for WWII era fighter and bomber planes. Also, it can be play multiplayer, and solo. the graphics are good and there are lots of tutorials in You Tube.
The down side is if you want more content you need to get DLC payware, however the basic game can be enough for many hours of playing.
its not worth it unless you get a joystick, using the keyboard doesnt work, well with the bombers it does but they fly themselves where as the fighters just fall out of the sky lol, controls are horrible to say the least. i tried multiple times and it just kept going outta control. IT IS NOT MADE FOR THE KEYBOARD
I love this game it runs so smooth in vr like theres some hiccups but thats only because I use the quest two. The planes feel really realistic, battles are pretty long and you arent always dogfighting, theres so much to the game and its a good time to buy since the DLCs are on sale right now :)
I only play in VR.
I play both the base game as well as flying circus DLC. So both WW1 and WW2.
I use a saitek X55 throttle+stick ad logitech rudder pedals, it provides a fantastic experience with my Meta Quest original.
PC specs are I7 18c/36thread 7980XE with 32gb ddr4 3600mhz with my CPU overclocked to 4.9Ghz all cores on a custom water loop consisting of 2x 360mm Rads, 1x 240mm and 1x 280mm rad. Motherboard is an Asus rampage 6 extreme with monoblock and RTX380 FE has a corsair water block.
I bought this on sale after reading some positive reviews about how good it was in VR.
Sadly, I did not find this to work at all well with my new Radeon RX7800XT graphics card.
I tried changing settings to see if I could get a stable image, which is a real pain, because you have to restart the game every time you change even minimal settings. After countless restarts, I could not stop the glitching and wobbling, which rendered the game unplayable in VR. Note that MSFS works at "ULTRA" settings and 1440P on my PC fine, so I have no issue with the specs of my PC, and this game ran fine in 2D mode. Maybe an AMD issue? (I have the latest drivers installed). I recently upgraded from an RTX 3060 Ti - should I have stayed with Nvidia?
Went to play this again after some years. "Packed Data Verification Failed" on fresh install. Won't launch. Between this and the aggro DRM, just play the original.
Most stupidest game. You have to pay for the game, And then you have to pay for more stuff in the game.
Bought the base game but i cannot play missions or campaign because i'am ''missing the required content''.
Well you can kiss my place that is covered in darkness. Is this 2024? Well im not liking it. Uninstall to never return.
Sadly to late to refund it.
Empty boring game with stupid AI and annoying pilot-traffic control voices..
game so good makes war thunder look like a cartoon
One of the greatest experiences I've ever had in a game, 100% would recommend if you like Airplanes-WWII-Dog fights- And just flying in general. One amazing experience I had in this game was, I was flying out from doing a bombing run on an Airport when I noticed I had a German spitfire on my 6. I quickly pulled the stick up and started to climb since I knew he stalled out faster than my strong bomber engines. Sure enough he stalled out and started to fall- That's when I pushed the stick down followed him to the ground where I ran a few bullets into his cockpit. He made a sharp curve and was behind me again but this time I tried something different. I pushed the nose to the ground and he was flying so fast he couldn't pull up in time and crashed into the ground...I had just won a dogfight in a bomber. If you think that sounded fun then I know you will enjoy the game.
great wwii flight sim with historical plane sets, and lots of single player content. if you’re new to flight sims there will be a few days of crashing, but once you’re able to get off the ground, and back down in one piece, it is very rewarding. it runs very well on flat screen (on par with war thunder’s performance), and the performance in vr is quite good (not quite on par with war thunder’s vr performance in my experience) if you like wwii planes, and want a more hardcore/realistic experience than war thunder, it is worth picking it up on sale.
If you're into flight sims, strap yourself in because IL-2 Sturmovik: Great Battles is the ultimate aerial combat experience. With TrackIR, this game becomes more than just a sim – it’s an immersive experience that puts you in the cockpit like nothing else. The head-tracking is so seamless that you almost forget you’re in front of a screen; it feels like you’re physically scanning the skies for enemy fighters.
IL-2 nails that perfect blend of realism and accessibility. Don’t get me wrong, it's challenging—each aircraft handles differently, and mastering each one will take hours. But unlike DCS, IL-2 doesn't overwhelm you with a billion-button startup sequence just to get airborne. You can jump in, start flying, and begin refining your skills without sacrificing authenticity. It's serious sim-level depth without the heavy baggage.
The flight physics? Incredible. You feel every stall, every bit of turbulence, every dogfight turning into a heart-pounding race to survive. The damage model is spot on—you’ll actually see wings rip off, engines catch fire, and bullet holes tear through your canopy.
And let’s talk performance: Superior to DCS by miles. Even on a mid-tier rig, IL-2 runs beautifully smooth, without the framerate crashes and stutters that plague other sims. Whether you're flying over the Eastern Front or dogfighting in the skies of Normandy, the graphics are breathtaking, and the game stays buttery smooth.IL-2 also brings tactical depth to multiplayer. Whether you're flying in formation or diving into chaotic furballs, it rewards team play and strategy. With a dedicated community and regular updates, you’re never short of thrilling dogfights and historical missions to participate in.
This is the perfect sim for those who crave authentic air combat without spending weeks just learning how to start the plane. TrackIR elevates the immersion to a whole new level. Performance is rock solid, making it an absolute joy to play. If you’re looking for the ultimate WWII flight experience, this is it.
dogwater for pc player, if you dont have a vr set dont buy or it's pure donation. i get better plane flying on enlisted
Started a new career as a Soviet pilot flying the Hurricane Mk. II. Escorted attackers all the way across Stalingrad. Single handedly fought 6 Bf-109-F-4s while the rest of my cover flight doddled along with the attacker aircraft. Took two down, but got shot to hell. Escaped and made it back home by the grace of Stalin. Received the Order of the Red Banner.
No missions for two days.
After two days, the unit disbanded and my career was over.
10/10, every day is a good day to shoot down some Nazis.
Very enjoyable. can be as realistic as you want or as simple as you want.
Pay over $100 in dlc and still have limited ability to fly planes; disgusting cash grab.
The game is actually really bad. You need to buy more of the games for more planes and you only get just a few planes. Its not that fun for people who play of pc and its very steep of a price for the game. wouldn't recmond
well advertised i played it on xbox it was great but on hear its all about the money for the developers i bought 3 packages and cant use one of them so im down near 30 quid or buy the ubar expencive packs no warnings from developers that purchasing these you may need other things POOR show.then there is the game its not that great bf109s come hammering up youre arse when im flying full chat in a yak 1 i then proceed to be shot down don t even know how they put so many rounds in me when im manouvering like hell bit of a joke
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | 1C Game Studios |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 74 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 79% положительных (4779) |