Recenzje Fleet Defender: The F-14 Tomcat Simulation

For the past year I have been founding my way into a number of flight sims featuring both fixed-wing and rotary aircraft and Fleet Defender is definitely the oldest of those I have put my hands on. I never thought that such an old game could have so much appeal to me. The lengths to which this sim goes to get you a feeling of being a naval aviator - and a Tomcat jockey in particular - with its level of customization alone are things that rarely any game comes with these days. Personally I suggest that you are a serious thrill seeker and mean business when it comes to flying in the navy to go for maximum realism settings - that is exactly where this gem shines and it's all after all these years. As much as "Top Gun" was a bad movie that sim gets you exactly where your teenage dream of walking in Maverick's and Goose's shoes comes true and then far beyond - and that is only the beginning. Too bad the version here does not seem to cover the Pacific theater with its Korean and Indian campaigns and the Pacific naval squadrons which come with the Gold FD. I have to edit the review - not that I have changed my mind, but in fact there is the Gold version in the folder with both the Indian and the Korean theaters and campaigns. It's just that the campaigns there are not linked like it was in the Barents Sea and in the Mediterranean.