It's been a great year for flight sims, as niche as that genre tends to be. From the devastating success of the newest Ace Combat title, a port of a cult classic entry, and new faces hitting the scene to rave reviews, there's never been a better time to hop into the cockpit. Some aren't satisfied with a good launch, though, always aiming to improve however they can.
Korea. IL-2 Series is the newest release from For-Games and 1CGS, a more realistic flight sim set during the chaos of the Korean War. The title dropped to positive reception, but the team behind it have been hard at work ironing out many of the remaining kinks, including a just revealed overhaul of its allied AI functions. With better direct control and moment-to-moment shot calling, your wingmen have never been better.
Keep Your Friends Close
Allied AI is a very overlooked part of what makes many squad-based games feel so good to handle. While plenty of games give you direct control over what a squad of units does, fewer and fewer task you with managing a force you don't have complete control of. One of Kora. IL-2...
