Wing Commander - WF Commodore 64 game

Introducing a Flight Simulator for those who enjoy flight simulators. Many have attempted the impossible, like Sublime Simulator 2, only to crash into the ground numerous times with Digital Fighter Pilot. I have experienced the frustration of flight simulation, stripped of its glamour. Enter "WI. Comitnimler," where you pilot your plane into a confrontation with enemy bombers set on destruction. You're both a civilian and military target, navigating without a radar map, employing clever strategies, and dealing with various conditions to earn the victory. You can take pleasure in taking down adversaries, achieving the satisfaction of clearing the skies. Although not overly complex visually, it's a great game to enjoy, especially suitable for both new and seasoned players alike.

YES, ANOTHER flight simulator! In this one, you command a jet fighter, defending your island against enemy planes. They're targeting the nuclear power plant, and it's crucial to intercept their bombers before they reach it. The screen is divided into two parts: the top window offers your cockpit view, while the bottom displays your instruments. These include a radar, compass, altitude gauge, and a map of the island. The complete island map can be accessed with the press of a button. Despite the intricate instrument panel, controlling the aircraft is straightforward. You can engage enemy planes using cannons or missiles, but your ammo is limited. There's also a chance to refuel mid-air under certain conditions.

Wing Commander was created back in 1984 and might appear a bit outdated now. However, if you're looking to try an affordable flight simulator before investing in a more advanced model, it might just be the perfect option for you.