Few months back Indian Air Force has launched his own Andriod flying game “Guardians for the Sky” which went viral and has around 3-4 Lakh downloads from Google play store. Here we are talking about more best flying games aspirants can play on PC. The aim of sharing these games is not just for fun, but there is so much you can learn from these games as they simulate real life fighter planes, aircraft etc. Not only this, you can almost feel the real cockpit with all types of meters which you might face during PABT.
Best Flying Games for Indian Air Force Aspirants
- HAWX,
- IL2 Sturmovik,
- Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight,
- IL-2 Sturmovik: The Forgotten Battles,
- Combat Flight Simulator 2: WWII Pacific Theater,
- Crimson Skies,
- Enemy Engaged: RAH-66 Comanche Versus Ka-52 Hokum ,
- Falcon 4.0,
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X,
- Flanker 2.0,
HAWX: The basic gameplay mechanics of H.A.W.X are similar to those of other console-based flight simulators, such as Ace Combat. Players take on enemies with over fifty aircraft available to them. Each mission is set amidst real world locations in environments created with commercial satellite data. A cockpit, first-person, and third-person view are selectable, with third-person view giving the player an external view of both their plane and the target.
IL2 Sturmovik: The game featured 31 flyable planes and additional 40 non-flyable planes (available as opponents). One could play as Australia, France, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Japan, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, the USA, and the USSR. The game included a multi-player feature which supports up to 100 players online over the internet. Free internet services such as Xfire, Hyperlobby, and The All-Seeing Eye, were used for setting up online game sessions.
Combat Flight Simulator 2: WWII Pacific Theater: The game takes place in the Pacific War and includes campaigns loosely based on historic air battles, from the American and Japanese perspective.
Falcon 4.0: Falcon 4.0’s gameplay parallels actual fighter pilot combat operations. First, over 30 training scenarios acquaint the player with F-16 maneuvering, avionics operation and various USAF protocols. After training, the player may start the primary gameplay mode in the campaign, which simulates participation in a modern war. Alternatively he or she may engage in dogfight mode which provides an individual air engagement without any continuous context, or create what are effectively miniature campaigns, known as “Tactical Engagements”.
You can also check the Indian Air Force official Android game here. What do you think, do share your views. If you know a better game, mention it in the comment box below.
