Reseñas

• gamedeal user

  Dec 14, 2021

  DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!!! The game is dead. As of December 13, 2021, The game hasn't been updated since November 2020. Then they have the audacity to ask and beg people to Nominate it for the "Labor of Love" Award and call themselves "Good Parents". Nothing says "Good Parents" like abandonment and neglect. Not to even mention they've changed a lot of the game, like the clipboard and being able to sign. They completely removed that and refused to budge on the idea because they didn't want to do work. They essentially told us to sit down and shut up. They ask for feedback then fight us when we say what we actually want. All they do anymore is tell people to buy other games. Damn shame too, game was fun and had so much potential. TLDR: DO NOT BUY, Abandoned, much different and they don't care, and all they do is tell you to buy other games. -1/10
• Lazypete

  Oct 27, 2022

  Its been two year without a single patch this game has been abandoned... steam should remove it from the store at least... stop selling a game that is not finished and abandoned.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 4, 2022

  I really want to recommend this, but I simply cannot considering the fact its already completely abandoned. No bugfixes, no new RAF planes, no Axis planes, no new missions etc. The Devs wrote the following in their defense: Hi. Developer here. Please contact the publisher for more details. We would like to finish the game however for some reason out of our comprehension this is not possible. We have been trying to find a solution to do this for more than a year. No response from the publisher whatsoever. This is all I can really say. Sounds fishy to me, but nonetheless I strongly advise to not buy from this publisher
• My aim assist is off :(

  Jan 22, 2023

  gib more planes
• gamedeal user

  Jul 31, 2023

  Abandonware. Don't bother it's not being worked on anymore.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 14, 2019

  I really like the game in its current state. No crashes so far. Very polished. Pro: -Good graphics -No need to turn every single screw manually :-) Neutral: -Filling the fuel tank at every job.. Neg: -Repairing items depends on good aiming in a mini game. Don't understand why people complaining about the missing tutorial. Just read the tips and tricks at the bottom of the screen. Everybody can do that.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 14, 2019

  this game is going to make my 9 year old a very very very happy kid indeed, he has high functioning autism, loves taking things apart, loves WW2 aircraft, this ticks all the boxes, much thanks for the 50% off, will update this review with what he thinks of it later, his favourite aircraft are the Spitfire / Mosquito / Avro Lancaster...... -=EDIT=- Yes he damned well loves it, had to fight him for the PC so gets a thumbs up from me, he thinks its brilliant, explained about early access but he reports no bugs yet, one very happy child :D only thing he says that is not up to his liking is positioning of the ladder to access the tiger moths fuel cap which he's finding tricky, he's already built his own tiger moth in Kerbal because of this game, he also says maybe in the future he would like to be able to test fly the planes once fixed another good addition would be multiple player profiles, this way i could actually get a go without interfering with my sons game, i got told no i cant play because it will mess up his campaign :D
• gamedeal user

  Feb 18, 2019

  This game was an extremely pleasant surprise. I bought it having never had an interest in mechanic simulators and with only a basic knowledge of how engines work. I expected to be bored quickly. I then played 5 hours straight. In this time I've memorised the layout of a Tiger Moth and Spitfire engine, learnt which engine parts to examine in the case of power failures, knocking sounds, and other issues, and discovered just how much of a nightmare it is to take AN ENTIRE SPITFIRE ENGINE APART to replace a piston ring in a just because the pilot decided to overrev the engine for a few seconds. 10/10, can't wait to spend hours figuring out which screws to unscrew to replace a Mosquito's spark plugs
• gamedeal user

  May 29, 2019

  Until they add more content it's about 18 hours of gameplay. It gets pretty repetitive after a while, and the promotion system is kind of a slow grind (you get the same amount of points for every job that you do, regardless of how complex or time consuming). They'll be adding more planes in the future, and they just added the Mosquito so the dev's are actively working on it. It's fun for what it is, but expect to do a lot of the same jobs over and over and over again.
• gamedeal user

  Dec 5, 2019

  I actually do this for a living, but I like what I do. Having the opportunity to "work" on rare warbirds is nice. Naturally, I would like to see more variety in the number of airframes worked on (not just other aircraft but, like in the actual industry, not knowing what kind of plane you will have to fix the next day), but given how long I have been waiting for there to be an aircraft mechanic simulator game of any kind, I am happy with at least having more than one to work on. All in all, this is a great game, and while it definitely does not mirror the actual industry (the amount of paperwork you would have to do if it did would drive most people to rage quit after a few jobs) it's supposed to be fun/a good way to kill time, and it does just that!