The 3D action fireworks above the clouds with this collection of best jet simulators voltage is guaranteed.

Arm one Its ultra-modern fighter jets and chase with maximum speed Indulge yourself through the air “from the clouds” in breakneck Emissions and set against a relentless enemy variety to defend.

 Experience the authentic air and ground combat The natural Umgebungsgeraeusche, the massive sound and breathtaking 3D landscapes, provide an exciting and Fri action-packed gameplay.

PC | Developer: Verlagsgesellschaft mbH | Publisher: City Int. | 697.3 MB 

 Genre: Flight Sim / 3D 

Contains: 

 Jet Storm 

 Death Strike 

 Jet Simulator 

Microsoft made its highly anticipated, new-generation flight simulation game available for free download a day earlier than originally announced, but that only seemed to ensure the negative reaction to Flight, available for the PC, came early as well.

Pilots generally are giving the game a thumbs down for taking a big step backward from the Flight Simulator franchise, which Microsoft produced for more than 30 years before selling to Lockheed Martin a couple years ago. Microsoft developers promised that Flight would be a more “accessible gaming experience,” providing something for pilots and non-pilots alike.

I downloaded the game yesterday, and agree with others who came away disappointed. This is a game and not a flight simulation. In fact, playing it last night, I realized that, intentional or not, this is really little more than a clever marketing promotion for the Icon A5 amphibious LSA, which is the first airplane players can fly when they start up the software.

The first “mission” players are invited to try involves dropping your flight instructor off for a party on a yacht off the coast of Hawaii. The experience feels like you’ve been cast to star in an Icon advertisement. The default “realism” settings on the A5 are set so low that a three-year-old could probably fly the LSA and land it safely. If the A5 really flew like that, they wouldn’t be able to build them fast enough.

Seeking a harder challenge, I went into the weather settings and chose “dense fog.” I took off into the murk at night in the A5 -- which, alarmingly, had no attitude indicator or turn coordinator -- and had no trouble flying by reference to … well, nothing. I let go of the controls and the airplane dutifully continued to climb wings level. I got up from my chair, went to the kitchen and poured myself a diet Coke, came back, and the Icon was still climbing as nicely as could be. I had to keep reminding myself that this game, released on Feb. 28, was free; if I’d paid $50 or whatever for it I would have felt hugely cheated.

Falcon 4.0: Allied Force is a sophisticated combat flight simulator and an advanced wartime strategy game rolled into one...
You are the pilot of an F-16 “Fighting Falcon”, one of the most successful air superiority fighters ever made. Flying three precisely modelled and highly realistic variants of this awesome war bird, you will undertake a multitude of critical missions in an intensely volatile and totally dynamic war. 

Features

• Intricately and Faithfully Modelled Aircraft… Pilot three different variants of the F-16 Fighting Falcon - the best multi-role fighter ever built - including Block 40, Block 50/52 and MLU variants. Ultra-high fidelity physics modeling closely simulates actual aircraft handling and performance. The simulation also features the most advanced F-16 RADAR and weapons systems ever seen on a home computer.
• Multiple Operational Theatres and Highly Varied Terrains… Engage the enemy in two operational theaters - Korea and the Balkans - each covering over a million square Kilometers of territory. Dogfight over a wide variety of landscapes: wide seas, open grasslands, dense forests and snow capped mountains. Fly nap-of-earth missions through detailed terrain and undulating valleys.
• Most Advanced Dynamic Campaign Engine Ever Made for a PC… Simulate an entire war! This remarkable feature presides over tens of thousands of vehicles: air, land and sea. No two missions ever fly the same!
• Negotiate the electronic warfare arena with ground, air and sea RADAR.
• Tune in to radio chatter directly related to the events unfolding around you. - Call on AWACS assistance in finding targets when you need help defending your flight from interception.
• Experience authentic Air Traffic Control procedures with stacks and talk down via your aircraft's radio. - See busy airbases with parked and taxiing aircraft, helicopter traffic, and aircraft takeoffs and landings.

This is a standalone Flight Simulator. It not work or require Micorosft Flight Simultaor to operate. Neither will ANY Microsoft Add-On's work with thei program. Which doesn't matter because it doesn't need them