Combat Air Patrol

Description

CAP is an accurate flight simulation based around the F-14 Tomcat and the F/A-18 Hornet. Both launched from a carrier during Operation Desert Storm, you receive your missions and carry them out.

The usual options apply, like configuring your aircraft, and choosing a pilot, but there are some more unusual options, like calling in sick for a mission. This causes you to skip a mission if you don't like the sound of it, but if you use it too much command may get suspicious.

The flight model is realistic, and there are some animations. One feature missing from the PC version is the strategic side - you control the ground operations while flying to support them on the Amiga version.

Alternate Titles

• "F-14/F-18" -- Working Title
• "CAP" -- Abbreviation
• "Avenger" -- Working title

Part of the Following Groups

• Aircraft: F-14 Tomcat
• Aircraft: F/A-18 Hornet

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The Press Says

Pelit	Amiga	Aug, 1993	89 out of 100	89
Amiga Dream	Amiga	Nov, 1993	87 out of 100	87
High Score	Amiga	Nov, 1993	4 out of 5	80
Amiga Joker	Amiga	May, 1993	69 out of 100	69
PC Games (Germany)	DOS	Aug, 1995	59 out of 100	59
High Score	DOS	Oct, 1995	2 out of 5	40
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Aug, 1995	23 out of 100	23

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Trivia

Combat Air Patrol was scheduled for release on the Atari ST as well, but apparently never saw the light of day on a weakening ST games market.