- March 8, 2012
- Trickstar Games
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters
JASF hopes to fulfil your dreams of being Top Gun, flying high-powered jets and wiping out the bad guys
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Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters is a single player and multiplayer simulation game. It was developed by Trickstar Games and was released on March 8, 2012. It received neutral reviews from critics and negative reviews from players.
"Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters" is a combat flight simulation game set in the fictional country of Azbaristan. As squadron leader Razor, players will lead the fight to reunify the country and protect Western interests. The game features intense multiplayer combat for up to 16 players and full campaign co-op play for 2-4 players. Players will face off against cunning enemies from the North, with aerial, ground, and naval forces to contend with.








- Offers a fun and accessible flight combat experience, especially for casual players.
- The game features a variety of missions and a good selection of aircraft, with decent graphics for its age.
- Can be enjoyable on platforms like the Steam Deck, especially when on sale.
- Lacks depth and polish, failing to stand out in a crowded genre of flight games.
- Terrible controller support and clunky controls make it frustrating to play, especially with a keyboard.
- The game is a poor representation of the Jane's legacy, feeling more like a cheap arcade game than a true flight simulator.
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The game's story is largely criticized as generic and forgettable, revolving around a lone pilot in a fictional conflict with minimal narrative depth. While the campaign consists of 16 missions with varied objectives, many players find the plot lacks engagement and fails to provide meaningful context for the gameplay. Overall, the narrative serves primarily as a backdrop for the action, with players often feeling disconnected from the storyline.
“The game does offer some challenges; perhaps a third to half the missions require you to fly low through enemy territory, which amusingly is down the block from your base. Many of the missions are air-ground combat with missile defenses shooting at you while you look for a radar tower nearby before continuing with your objectives.”
“There are 16 missions overall, and dare I say it, they are nicely laid out! The plot is not Oscar material, but it's good enough to give some background and continuity to the missions.”
“Very much an arcade shooter with a variety of missions that follow a story, feels much like a spiritual successor to Afterburner.”
“The main campaign is a few-hours experience (16 missions in total if I counted correctly) with a totally forgettable plot and story.”
“The missions are boring, the story is extremely thin, the voice acting is quite literally some of the worst I've experienced in a game, and the graphics are subpar for a game as new as it is.”
“It basically has some storyline about you being a pilot from the 'west' kinda helping guys in a make-believe 'Eastern European' kinda place, which I didn't bother getting into much.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters is a simulation game.
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters is available on PC, Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and others.
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters was released on March 8, 2012.
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters was developed by Trickstar Games.
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters has received neutral reviews from players and neutral reviews from critics. Most players liked this game for its story but disliked it for its graphics.
Jane's Advanced Strike Fighters is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.
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