This one’s a flight sim for people who think Top Gun didn’t have enough fuel gauges. 1942: The Pacific Air War puts you in the cockpit of World War II fighter planes, complete with dials, switches, and enough acronyms to confuse a NASA engineer. The dogfights are intense, the strategy is deep, and landing your plane without crashing feels like winning the war. There’s even a campaign mode where you manage squadrons and pretend you know what “altitude advantage” means. It’s part simulator, part action game, and all-around impressive. Just try not to stall during takeoff like everyone else does.
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