Tiny Combat Arena

After reading some of the reviews for this product, i was a bit skeptical about buying this game. But after seeing that the dev is still releasing new stuff I decided to go for it. I really like how the game feels, it's not a sim but it isn't a 100% arcade experience either, you still need to manage your energy and have good attack angles. The workshop also adds lots of new planes, and sometimes new campaigns. Definitely worth buying if you can stand it's slow update cycle

Fun game but with barely any updates. the game has been out for years at this point but the dev is doing nothing. at this point we are lucky to get an update once a year

So I bought this when it first released in early access, played it briefly, then decided I wanted more out of a flight sim and got back into DCS after a 2 year absence. Now 4 and half years later I decide to check in on this again. Seems like it was almost abandoned and not a whole lot happened in those 4.5 years. It looks like one of those classic flight sims from the late 80's or early 90's, but it lacks what made a lot of those old games classics. No career, no campaign, no missions, no realistic theatre of war. It's just you and your Harrier on some fictional island against a no-name enemy with Soviet hardware. All you get is a quick mission builder and an arena mode. It's not worth $20-30. Maybe if you can get it under $10, but even then, I wouldn't recommend it. Don't buy anything published by Microprose except for Sea Power. Their whole library is slop other than that.