Windows

Flying Corps

Description

Fly four different campaigns of the World War I. The missions are very different and reach from patrol flights to fast attacks. You'll meet planes like Sopwith Camel, Nieuport Scout, Spad XIII, Albatross DIII or Fokker DRI Triplane, to mention a few. The game is for both, beginners and experts as you can individually change the realism model.

Part of the Following Groups

• Aircraft: Fokker Dr.I
• Aircraft: Sopwith Camel
• World War I games

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The Press Says

PC Player (Denmark)	1997	94 out of 100	94
Coming Soon Magazine	Mar, 1997	89 out of 100	89
Privat Computer PC	1997	85 out of 100	85
PC Games (Germany)	Feb, 1997	82 out of 100	82
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Feb, 1997	81 out of 100	81
GameSpot	Feb 26, 1997	8.1 out of 10	81
Edge	Feb, 1997	8 out of 10	80
PC Player (Germany)	Feb, 1997		80
High Score	Mar, 1997	3 out of 5	60

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Trivia

The box contains lots of useful documentation. Empire included detailed full-colour terrain maps of all main scenario's: Metz, Nancy, Florange, Verdun, Cambrai, Arras, Douai, Apremont, St. Quentin and Amiens. They threw in a Complete Course of Flying Instruction as well. It is an original illustrated book written by Flight-Commander W.G. McMinnies and published in 1918 by Temple Press Limited, London (237 pp.). It's a complete flying guide and incredibly comprehensive. The dedication of the developers was truly remarkable.