F/A-18 Korea is a serious combat flight simulator for players who enjoy the idea of flying a modern fighter while simultaneously managing a rather intimidating collection of buttons, instruments, and tactical decisions. Missions put you into the cockpit of the F/A-18 and expect you to handle navigation, weapons, combat, and the consequences of making poor decisions at several hundred knots. It is not an arcade flight game where pointing the aircraft at the enemy solves everything. Preparation and understanding the aircraft are important, while successful missions reward careful flying and tactical awareness. The presentation aims for realism rather than spectacle, giving the game a distinctly military-simulation character. F/A-18 Korea can be demanding, but that is also its appeal. Once the systems begin to make sense, taking off, completing an objective, and returning safely feels considerably more satisfying than simply winning another arcade dogfight.
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