VR and flat mode – which is easier to play?

Friends, we are closely monitoring your feedback and see that you are concerned about the effectiveness of pilots with different ways of immersing themselves in the game (pilots with VR devices and those who will use a monitor).

Aces of Thunder will be playable without VR!

If you don’t have a VR headset or are yet unsure which one to buy, don’t worry: some time after the release of Aces of Thunder the game will receive an update adding a “flat screen” mode.

Aces of Thunder Gameplay Trailer

We’re happy to show you the gameplay trailer for Aces of Thunder — a flight simulator that brings you into the most spectacular VR aerial battles! Experience aircraft from the First and Second World War, highly detailed interactive cockpits, realistic physics, and stunning graphics.

Anniversary of the La-5’s maiden flight

In Aces of Thunder, you’ll be able to pilot the most advanced version of this fighter — the La-5FN.

When we started developing Aces of Thunder, one of the most important questions we faced was about interacting with the interface in VR.

Legendary Biplanes: Sopwith F.1 Camel

We continue to introduce WWI aircraft that will feature in Aces of Thunder. Today, our focus is on the dangerous yet highly effective "Camel"!

Legendary Biplanes: SPAD S.XIII

Welcome, future pilots of Aces of Thunder! Today we’d like to present the French biplane that you’ll be able to fly in the game.

Legendary Biplanes: Fokker D.VII

Last month, we introduced the first WWI plane that is set to appear in Aces of Thunder. Today we’ll talk about its close relative, the Fokker D.VII.

Legendary Biplanes and Triplanes: Fokker Dr.I

Aces of Thunder takes you back to the era of epic aerial battles between the Entente and Central Powers, where you’ll take control of legendary World War I aircraft such as the SPAD S.XIII or the Fokker Dr.I

Aces of Thunder — World War I Aircraft

Aces of Thunder, the highly anticipated VR flight combat simulation game, will feature meticulously recreated aircraft from World War I in addition to the already announced World War II-era warbirds.