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IL-2 Korea Announced

Started by Jarhead0331, June 25, 2024, 07:51:27 AM

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Jarhead0331

About time! Something like this is long overdue.

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Sir Slash

Not much there but, Hell Yes to anything Korean War air battles.  :ThumbsUp:
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Silent Disapproval Robot

I was hoping they'd have done WWII Pacific or Med instead.

Jarhead0331

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Quote from: Silent Disapproval Robot on June 25, 2024, 10:13:19 AMI was hoping they'd have done WWII Pacific or Med instead.

Pacific theater is being worked on by Jason Williams who used to be with 1C. Personally, I think it will be much better under his watch.


As for the Med, maybe check out Cliffs of Dover: Tobruk?
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WallysWorld

Website is up with more details:  IL2 Korea
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Jarhead0331

Some really interesting features planned!

Quote...ability to enter and exit the cockpit, walk and swim...mouse-free experience in VR

QuoteAbility to become a regiment commander and manage your unit supplies, personnel and aircraft, massive air raids on the current gen hardware thanks to simplified flight modeling of large bomber groups, functional radars, dozens of painstakingly recreated air including Tu-2 and B-29 bombers, naval and ground unit types including infantry squads to attack, protect and avoid.
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Redwolf

That's funny. My enforced Windows reinstall is now actually able to play IL-2. Unlike the previous one that worked for all other games but had the apparently well-known launcher instadeath problem.

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Destraex

Pretty cool to have anything from the forgotten war at all. DCS already has a few Korean era jets and I am not the biggest il2 fan. I will watch the development of this keenly but as it stands it's not on my list of "must buys".
It will be interesting how missions characterise the involvement of the North Korean allies involvement especially.
It's only relatively recently that their have been admissions that a fair few Russian pilots flew on the North Korean side iirc. As for Chinese involvement. Not sure how official that was and how many flew for the North Koreans. Not an expert on the Korean War but am interested in it. So colour me curious.
Although I do know a fair bit about the operations of two Australian aircraft carriers in the korean war. The HMAS Sydney and the HMAS Melbourne.

Who is now in the mood to watch the korean war movie, Devotion :P
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CaptainKoloth

FINALLY! I've been waiting for a new Korean War game since MiG Alley!

Lowenstaat

Quote from: WallysWorld on June 25, 2024, 10:46:33 AMWebsite is up with more details:  IL2 Korea

Thanks for posting that link. There's some detailed information there.

Quote from: CaptainKoloth on June 25, 2024, 09:13:33 PMFINALLY! I've been waiting for a new Korean War game since MiG Alley!

Exactly what I was thinking, too, Mig Alley! If you never had the privilege of playing Mig Alley (2000) by Rowan Software here are some contemporary reviews of that game.

Bruce Geryk (although by line says Bruce Grey) writing for GameSpot,  May 1, 2000.

Jeff Lackey writing for Computer Gaming World magazine, February 2000, pages 150-151.
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Man - there was an advert on Jane's F/A-18  :Hug: Loved Jane's simulations.
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ArizonaTank

Quote from: Lowenstaat on June 25, 2024, 10:37:34 PM
Quote from: CaptainKoloth on June 25, 2024, 09:13:33 PMFINALLY! I've been waiting for a new Korean War game since MiG Alley!

Exactly what I was thinking, too, Mig Alley! If you never had the privilege of playing Mig Alley (2000) by Rowan Software here are some contemporary reviews of that game.

Bruce Geryk (although by line says Bruce Grey) writing for GameSpot,  May 1, 2000.

Jeff Lackey writing for Computer Gaming World magazine, February 2000, pages 150-151.



MIG Alley was a great game! Really loved the dynamic campaign.
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Jarhead0331

Quote from: ArizonaTank on June 26, 2024, 07:25:07 AM
Quote from: Lowenstaat on June 25, 2024, 10:37:34 PM
Quote from: CaptainKoloth on June 25, 2024, 09:13:33 PMFINALLY! I've been waiting for a new Korean War game since MiG Alley!

Exactly what I was thinking, too, Mig Alley! If you never had the privilege of playing Mig Alley (2000) by Rowan Software here are some contemporary reviews of that game.

Bruce Geryk (although by line says Bruce Grey) writing for GameSpot,  May 1, 2000.

Jeff Lackey writing for Computer Gaming World magazine, February 2000, pages 150-151.



MIG Alley was a great game! Really loved the dynamic campaign.


Unrivaled to this day. I'd be shocked if this title is able to meet or exceed the very high bar set so long ago. They just don't make them like they used to.
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