#Il 2 sturmovik 1946 completo series#

In addition to offering up the cold, hard specifications for each plane, the reference goes one better and actually lists some of the common strengths and weaknesses pilots will discover when they take to the skies. Whether you're familiar with the planes already or not, there's a great aircraft reference included in the installation directory that outlines all the performance characteristics of all the more than 200 flyable planes in the game. The emphasis here though, is clearly on the jets, from the Russian Yak-15s and MiG-9s to the Go-229s and He-162s. Some like the Ar-234 jet bomber or the N1K2 George are probably better known from appearances in other games, but the addition of the prop-driven IL-10 or the Ki-27 Nate are a little more exotic. Even better, they've added loads of new content throughout the rest of the game.ДЄs if the hundreds of planes in the core game weren't enough, the new sim includes over 30 additional new late era aircraft. Trying to take down a He-162 from the cockpit of a Yak-15 isn't a story you'll read about in the history books, but that's no reason for 1C not to find a way to create the conditions for such an encounter in their latest game. The basic premise is that war between the USSR and Germany extend beyond basic Me-262 test flights into an era when jets actually see lots of operational service against each other.

#Il 2 sturmovik 1946 completo series#

But rather than simply re-reviewing the original game, Pe-2, Forgotten Battles, the Ace edition, and Pacific Fighters, we're just going to focus here on the new content that longtime fans of the series will find in 1946. On that score, it's a phenomenal value and one that no sim fan should be without.

It's a little tough to review the latest IL-2 Sturmovik expansion, 1946, simply because the title includes not only the original game but also all the expansions released so far and the Pacific Fighters content.