The only slight issues some gamers might have with this title is that there is a lack or realism, for instance most notable while performing the incredibly easy takeoffs and landings, and hard-core flight simulator fans might want to look elsewhere for super-realistic aerodynamics.
Also, while the graphics are rather good, they are from and so may seem a bit dated in comparison to modern titles for some players.
Overall F Mutlirole Fighter provides a semi-realistic flight simulator that has more of an arcade style with plenty of enjoyable action. It is easy for new flight simulation players to pick this game up and be a flying ace in about only an hour of play. The large single-player campaign, mission design tool, and multiplayer means there is plenty of addicting gameplay to be found as well.
While this title may not be to every flight sim fans' liking, it does provide a rather pleasurable experience and is just fun to play. If you're still on the fence, at the very least try out the demo and play for an hour to see if the gameplay is right for you.
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Privacy Statement. F16 Army Fighter Simulation. Official Club. See System Requirements. Your Air Force is waiting for your victory at every level! The world war has begun; get on your F16 jet fighter to save the world in this flight simulator game. The game consists of campaign dog fight mode. Make a career in air force and complete the whole jet fight campaign. Defend your base against air and navy attacks. Do dogfight if you want to test your jet fight survival skills.
End up as the survivor to claim yourself as the top fighter jet pilot. Get the taste of flying the most amazing fighter jet planes like F Fly high in the skies like a pro air force fighter jet pilot in this f16 games. Show your skills as a pro fighter jet pilot to battle the sky war. Enemy has surrounded your base from all sides, take them out and return to your air base safely. Get aware of the enemy bases and get into jet dogfights.
Destroy enemy navy and carrier ships to combat against their air force strike. Many years ago. It involved the Battersea Power Station, a raft of networked computers, the latest in military simulation software and a large staff. It was going to be a sort of simulated warzone holiday camp. People would book in for a week, sign up for either the army or air force, spend a day in basic training and then fight a co-ordinated campaign over the next six days.
Everything would be linked, helicopter pilots would support tank commanders in the field while fighter pilots battled for air supremacy. Even the outside grounds would be used by foot soldiers in giant paintball games, everything all linked to the central computers.
It would be a bit like Westworld but without a psychotic Yul Bryner robot killing off all the punters. With their Hind and Apache games, players could network their machines together and play against each other.
F16 is also networkable up to 16 players competing in deathmatches and capture the flags, or working together but you can't link into the VB and fly around in human-controlled helicopters. Dl claim they tried to implement the idea but couldn't get the gameplay to work adequately enough. Understandable from one point of view I suppose.
A helicopter probably has about as much chance against an F16 as Prince Naseem does against me he's a wimp, apparently. However, I'd would've liked the chance. I get the feeling that co-operative games would've worked pretty well, the Apaches flying in to clear away enemy air defences before the F16s swoop in and bomb the hell out of the area and so on.
But it's not to be. A shame, but it's nothing to really get worked up about. The proof of this particular pudding is when you're in the cockpit, and it has to be said that the AI of the enemy pilots, gunners and other troops is good enough to give you a real challenge.
Networking is an optional extra.
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