Fleet Defender is the first flight simulator to accurately recreate carrier-based operations. Experience all the excitement of a catapult launch, realistic air-to-air combat and the challenge of landing on a pitching deck. You'll be drawn into the high-stakes world of Navy's top guns.
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One of the most important 90's flight-sims, created by one of the most important 90's flight-sim studios. F-14:FD is a study sim of said bird, with moderate-to-high complexity, particularly in the AWG-9 radar modelling and carrier landings. It was one of the benchmark simulations of its day (hard to believe that was 20 years ago as of this writing... where does the time go?) and while the sim's graphics are certainly a smeary, muddy 320x200 mess, the underlying game still holds up well. There's a campaign mode (blow the filthy Commie Scum out of the North Atlantic), scramble (quick mission builder) mode, and even a full mission builder. Some caveats: first, this is a DOS game, running under DOSBox. I'm not sure if Night Dive Studios made any additional modifcations to the sim other than DOSBox settings, but I know from past experience that FD behaves well under DOSBox so there isn't an
The question you first need to ask yourself is: Why should I confront my eyes with a resolution of 320x200 for hours? The answer is: - You fly the Grumman F-14B Tomcat - You feel like being in Top Gun as both Maverick and Goose flying with Icemen on your side. - You can switch seats between the pilot and the radar intercept officer (RIO) - Accurately modeled avionics and weapons - Complex AWG-9 radar (adjustable to make it simpler if needed) - A big manual written by a F-14 pilot - Lot's of training missions like (radar training: Identify formations, headons against different fighters etc.) - 6 campaigns - Good atmosphere which recent titles struggle to deliver - And ofcourse: Cold War gone hot The bad points: - The graphics are a low resolution texture-mess to be honest. - The outside view is jerking around planes when panning. - The AI wingman has some strange flight physics.. je
I remember when this game was released I was in high school fascinated with airplanes in general and Tomcats in particular. The game was a must for me if only for the single reason that F-14 was the main hero here. But I was not able to adequately appreciate the game back in those days. I took it as just next flight sim out there (I remind you those were the days when you could have had three flight sims for a penny) just with a lovely F-14 models. When I bought it as a re-release from steam I learned how much I had been missing. Although the game could use better gfx (models aren't very detailed I must admit; the tomcats are "boosted" with pretty detailed textures but opponents' looks just suck), the whole experience of "weapon delivery platform", as the manual says, is unsurpassed. It's not a simple dogfight sim (although it can be played as such in Scramble mode). It's a simulator of
It is a serious simulator(the manual is inlcuded, it has 123 pages), and I am sure that at that time it was mindblowing. Sadly I was born only 7 days before the release, so I didn't get a chance to enjoy it until now. It is a great sim and even today you can get quite a bit of entertaining out of it, while you wait for Leatherneck Simulations to release the F-14 for DCS :P A couple of things you should know. This is abandonware, that means that the company that did this doesn't exist anymore(in fact it doesn't exist since 1999). So that means there is no support and that you can get this for free on most abandonware pages, and run it with DosBox. Yes, the Steam version also runs with DosBox, and also allows you to run it with JukeBox. Second thing is that if you don't have a US keyboard you are going to have problems with a couple of functions, like the throttle or switching to the RI
Ahh the memories. Hard to believe this was state of the art but for its' day it was and still is a fun game. Now if only someone would put Jane's FA18 and F15 on Steam in playable shape ...
After almost 30 years, it is still the best F-14 Tomcat sim. DCS World's F-14 definitely looks amazing, and is a more thorough simulation naturally, but it lacks the fun and immersive feeling of Fleet Defender. A flight sim veteran can browse the manual and key reference charts, and be up and fighting within minutes. I hadn't played this game since probably 1995, but I did exactly what I just described. Feels like I jumped back in where I left off 3 decades ago. What makes Fleet Defender shine, are the campaigns and squadrons. While not dynamic, the campaigns will change based on whether you succeed or fail. When pilots and planes are lost, they are gone. Lose enough planes and crews, and it is game over. All the pilots and RIOs are named, have callsigns, and get promoted/earn medals just like you. You are part of a larger conflict going on. You'll escort strike packages, fly along
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