Red Baron

Description

Red Baron puts you in the pilot's seat of actual World War I fighter aircraft. This game features 28 different aircraft from both the Allied and the German sides presented in actual 3D graphics. Start a career as a pilot and rise through the ranks to become the most feared ace in the skies, or participate in a variety of single missions including simple fighter sweeps, balloon-busting, zeppelin hunting, or take on an actual WWI ace in one-on-one combat. If you're good enough, you may even be able to take on the infamous Manfred von Richtofen, the Red Baron himself.

Part of the Following Groups

• Aircraft: Fokker Dr.I
• Aircraft: Sopwith Camel
• Great War Planes series
• Red Baron games
• Sierra/Dynamix Red Baron series
• World War I games

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User Reviews

Probably the most fun flight sim ever	DOS	Maury Markowitz (203)
Wonderful, colorful air combat!	DOS	Professor (47)
THE pure dogfighting simulation	DOS	Rick Jones (108)
Legendary Air Combat	DOS	Ghost (127)
AN UNDERRATED GEM!!!	DOS	Mr. Crap (4)
One of the best	DOS	Aki Zeta-5 (160)

The Press Says

Power Play	DOS	Apr, 1991	85 out of 100	85
Power Play	Amiga	May, 1992	75 out of 100	75
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Mar, 1995	72 out of 100	72

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Trivia

The free downloadable 16-color version of the game was bundled with the August 1997 edition of PC Multimídia, a Brazilian computer magazine.