Flight for Fight
Release Date: June 12, 2012
Flight for Fight is an arcade, airborne shooting in the realities of World War II. The player plays the role of a fighter pilot and performs a number of dangerous missions consisting mainly in knocking down enemy machines and protecting his own planes. Production of independent Warlock studio is addressed to fans of simple games in old-school climates.
Flight for Fight is a proposal of Warlock Studios developers addressed to fans of aviation games, who do not care about graphic fireworks and high realism, but only about a simple, casual game of air fights.
The player plays the role of a fighter pilot from World War II (depending on the side of the conflict it can be American P51 Mustang or German Messerschmitt Bf109), and his task is to carry out orders commissioned by his superiors. The creators prepared 25 missions of increasing difficulty. In most cases, the game consists in duels with enemy squadrons, although there are also more complex tasks requiring, for example, protection of bombers.
The game has been simplified as much as possible. The player pilot a fighter, observing the action from behind the plane (TPP) and using a small viewfinder tries to direct rifle fire at enemy machines, while avoiding hitting.
The level of Flight for Fight's audiovisual setting clearly stands out against the background of contemporary productions of this kind (e.g. Combat Wings: Battle of England). However, the game is characterized by very modest hardware requirements and can be run even on several-year-old PCs.
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Last updated on August 14, 2015
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Flight for Fight Summary
Platforms:
PC Windows
Developer: Warlock Studio
Publisher: Warlock Studio
Age restrictions: none
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Flight for Fight System Requirements
PC / Windows
Recommended: Pentium III 450 MHz, 128 MB RAM, graphic card 16 MB RAM (compatible with DirectX 8.0), 50 MB HDD, Windows 95/98/XP/Vista/7