Warplanes: Air Corp

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Warplanes: Air Corp is a single player and multiplayer simulation game. It was developed by Home Net Games and was released on December 4, 2023. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Unleash mayhem piloting powerful jets and helicopters Engage in combat at the core of the modern battlefield in Warplanes: Air Corp in VR. The third installment of the best-selling Warplanes series introduces a new era of modern military aviation. In addition to fighter jets and multirole combat aircraft you are able to pilot attack helicopters! Flight simulators are too complicated for you? We g…

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Audience ScoreBased on 30 reviews

gameplay4 positive mentions

story3 negative mentions

The game offers straightforward and fun arcade flying, making it accessible for players looking to enjoy VR flight without complex setups.
The multiplayer mode is a highlight, providing enjoyable cooperative and competitive experiences.
The developers are responsive to community feedback, and the game features a variety of aircraft with engaging mechanics like switching between crafts during missions.

The helicopter controls are poorly designed, leading to frustrating gameplay experiences and a lack of realism in flight mechanics.
AI teammates are ineffective, often failing to engage or move, which detracts from the overall experience.
The game lacks difficulty options and features recycled assets from previous titles, making it feel less innovative compared to earlier entries in the series.

story
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The story aspect of the game revolves around engaging missions that require strategic thinking and puzzle-solving, particularly in how to approach enemy defenses and utilize the right aircraft for specific tasks. Players appreciate the progression system and the ability to switch between different crafts mid-mission, although there is a desire for a co-op mode that mirrors the single-player experience. Overall, the narrative is enhanced by the challenge of completing various missions and earning upgrades and medals.
- “I can just press a button and switch to the jet in the middle of the mission.”
- “You can switch between crafts in your squadron during the mission.”
- “The missions in this game are a little more of a puzzle than the previous games - you have to figure out how to take out the air defense missiles first, use the right weapons for the job, etc.”
- “I genuinely like the entire Warplanes series, I just wish that the progression system found in singleplayer could be played in co-op with friends compared to just pre-made/custom missions.”
- “Presumably, it's going to be a similar story for the other two helicopters.”
gameplay
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The gameplay features a blend of arcade-style and realistic flight mechanics, making it accessible while still offering a sense of authenticity. Players who appreciate semi-arcade flight mechanics similar to those in earlier Battlefield games will likely enjoy the single-player focus. Additionally, the ability to switch between different aircraft is highlighted as a standout feature.
- “You can still have overall arcade-like and accessible flight mechanics while still lending it a sense of realism and authenticity.”
- “I really enjoy the mechanic of switching between crafts.”
- “This is a great mechanic in these war planes.”
- “You can still have overall arcadey and accessible flight mechanics while still lending it a sense of realism and authenticity.”
- “All that said, if you enjoy Battlefield (up to BF4)-style helicopter (or plane) semi-arcade flight mechanics enough to play a single-player focused game about it, you'll probably still enjoy it.”
graphics
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The graphics are praised for their modern updates that enhance the nostalgic feel of classic flight simulators, particularly in virtual reality. Users appreciate the blend of old-school aesthetics with contemporary visual improvements.
- “It's like the old-school basic flight sims of my childhood, but with updated graphics and in VR.”