
Korea. IL-2 Series is a next-generation flight simulator set during the Korean War. Climb into the cockpit of early jet fighters and shape the outcome of legendary aerial battles.
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Korea. IL-2 Series takes you to a pivotal moment in aviation history—a time when jet engines changed the skies forever. During the Korean War, the piston-engine aircraft of a bygone era clashed with the first jet fighters.
For the first time in the series, gamepads are supported in addition to joysticks and HOTAS control systems.
With a massive combat map, authentically recreated aircraft, and a well-crafted balance between simulation and accessibility, every dogfight is brought to life.
Become an ace, fight in legendary machines, or aim even higher and become a regiment’s commander. Lead squadrons, plot routes across the combat map, and issue orders to turn the tide of history. In the skies of Korea, you can be anyone: from a rank-and-file pilot to a strategist shaping the outcome of the campaign.
For the first time in the IL-2 series, full controller support has been implemented.

The aircraft of the Korean War have been recreated based on actual blueprints, historical photographs, flight manuals, and other archival materials. There are eight* aircraft at your disposal.
*Please note La‑11 and F‑84E Thunderjet are available in the Premium and Deluxe editions, or as a separate DLC.

Every instrument in the cockpit is fully functional and reflects the state of the aircraft’s systems in real time. You will be aiming and firing just as pilots did 75 years ago.

The game takes place on the largest map in the series' history, covering an area of over 200,000 square kilometers. The Korean Peninsula has been recreated based on historical maps and documents from the 1950s. All significant historical landscape changes have been accounted for, including reclaimed coastal areas and shoreline changes.
The map features dozens of airbases with historically accurate layouts, hundreds of settlements, and strategic objectives such as ports, dams, and transport hubs.

The Home by Christmas campaign tells the story of Captain Jack Russell, who in 1950 secures a transfer to a combat unit fighting in the Korean War to fulfill his dream of becoming a jet ace.
You will fly 15 historically accurate combat missions, recreated from the combat logs of the 8th Fighter-Bomber Wing and the memoirs of its pilots.
The campaign reflects unique challenges of the war's early months: jet aircraft could not operate from small forward airstrips, so some pilots had to temporarily return to piston-engined machines. Over the course of the campaign, you will fly both the F-51 Mustang and the F-80 Shooting Star jet.

In Career mode, you will act as an air regiment commander, managing personnel and overseeing aviation logistics.
It is up to you to decide whether to take to the skies or focus on strategic tasks. As a regiment commander, you will maintain combat readiness, plan operations, and reinforce your units.

Korea features a highly detailed damage model for both aviation and ground objects. Aircraft, including strategic bombers, as well as ground vehicles, trains, and ships, receive damage corresponding to the nature of the hits sustained.
Every object reacts realistically to collisions, crashes, and combat damage, taking into account mass, speed, and the point of impact, directly affecting the behavior of the vehicle and the outcome of the battle.

In this new mode, you can examine each aircraft, ground vehicle, and naval vessel in detail. Explore the models, learn about their development and combat history, inspect aircraft cockpits, and compare technical specs, including detailed performance charts.
Your own personal museum, open anytime—a true treasure for anyone passionate about aviation and military history.

For the first time in the series, you can leave the cockpit and walk around the airfield where your regiment is based.
Animations of the people—pilots, soldiers, and civilians—were created using motion capture (MOCAP) technology, ensuring natural and lifelike movement.
Full VR support via OpenXR and OpenVR.
Accessibility: The game features detailed systems management, but there’s no need to memorize engine start-up sequences—you can take off and engage immediately.
Hardware support: From controllers to desktop joysticks and professional HOTAS systems.
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After hours of investigating, dealing with settings etc, and trying it out, i get a message that something is wrong and i have to go through the rigmarole of purchase all over again! well no thanks! I feel it has not improved over other sims so will wait to see if it improves.
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Languages: English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, French, German, Spanish - Spain
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The game is amazing in almost everyway! Just the price and 2 aircraft that shouldn't be sold separately is the only downside to this game. It puts a grim reminder of the eco were in rn.
A highly improved IL2 with amazing attention to detail set in a very odd era with (for now) limited aircraft. Pros: - Vastly improved graphics that make Great Battles feel dated now. - Very clean, improved and well presented GUI. - Excellent in-game technical charts, data and specification on each aircraft with very helpful information. - Every asset has a high amount of polish be that air, ground or sea assets. - Music and sound design are on point. - Very intuative control scheme setup options with filters and good search features. - Minimalist and straight forward design in menus and the likes. - We can now disembark the aircrafts and walk around and re-enter them at will. - AI seem to be slightly improved. - Improved command and control of AI squadrons. - Improved lighting tech. - Extremely large Korea map. - Many great improvements like persistant map damage in campaigns. Cons: - Currently there is very limited content, 6 aircraft in the base game and 2 dlcs. - High price for the amount of content currently. - Ace AI feel too easy. - Ace AI will often black out and crash, leading to some lack luster fights. - While we can walk outside, a feature I really love, its locked to 3rd person and walking is very janky. - 3rd person cameras feel and behave strangly, needs improvement. - Occasional, seemingly random lag spikes. Game runs fine most of the time, but its worth pointing out. - Ground crew phase in and out, breaking immersion in a otherwise nice and lively airfields. - Jungles and trees, villages and ground texture seems a bit basic and dated. Conclusion: Honestly, I still do not know what to make of this era and its assmetrical battles. Jets have a hard time to turn on prop planes, but can outrun and outclimb them with ease. Props can turn into Jets, preventing them from gaining a firing solution, but have very narrow and limited oppertunities to attack them. I wish we took everything from IL2 Great Battles and added into the Korea engine as WW2 planes as well as WW1 planes is what most people love. I can recommend this game if you don't mind the strange era, assmetrical warfare and limited content. This feels currently like its quality over quantity when compared to Great Battles. Like with "Battle of Stalingrad" I hope with time, the title can change into something more universal like "Great Battles" and expand beyond the Korean war by having the Pacific war in the future or even the Vietnam War, with potentially importing WW2 and WW1 planes over from Great Battles like Great Battles did with Rise of Flight.
Great combat sim , enjoying it tremendously. Hotas is easy to setup with the wizard if you dont like the presets. Highly recommended.
great aircombat simulator. used to play the old il-2 sturmovik and the pasific. this is probably the best game so far this year
軽く触った感想で恐縮だが、売れてほしいのでレビューを書いていこうと思う。 まず前作IL-2GBからのグラフィックの進化が素晴らしい。機体のテクスチャが細かくて、実機を見ているかのようだった。相当詳しく取材したのだろう。 ミュージアム機能は航空機のみならず、地上車両、レーダー、艦船等の細部を見ることができて、モデリングの力の入れ具合がわかる。アニメーションも見れて動翼、フラップ、キャノピーの開閉を眺めることができる。 フライトした感想はとても操縦しやすい感じだった。フライトマニュアルが読みやすいので、初めて乗る機体でも速度とパス角を意識すれば、着陸させられるだろう。 総じてIL-2GBからの正統進化といった感じで、欲しかった機能が追加されてて、3Dモデリングを見ているだけで楽しい。 航空機が好きで、朝鮮戦争に興味があるなら買いだろう。 DLCで機体の追加もあるだろうし、今後の発展が期待できる作品だと思う。 私はこの作品を応援している。
For the price it does not seem worth it, however the airplanes are done very well so i do think its a wee bit overpriced for what you get however it is a SIM. On top of that i getting these black boxes around the trees which makes the ground so ugly. No matter what settings i change from the lowest to the highest's, the black boxes around the trees stay. Its my only game i have issues with graphically. Debating refunding or sticking it out.
I thought I'd give it ten or so hours before I can make any sort of review. Let's just preface this by saying that I am no way a hardcore flight simmer, I've dabbled a few hours here and there over a few years and probably have less than 100 hours in all sims total (DCS, Falcon BMS, Il-2). I'm a busy dad, on a very lucky week I can get one-two hours on a few days. It looks and sounds gorgeous, plays really well and feels very good. The multiplayer is where it's at; I spent maybe five hours offline just learning the game and did a few sorties in the career, while it's "okay" I can't really recommend the game fully in this state if you are sure you'll never go offline. I've been having a blat on the Combat Box PvP server. Bugs? I mean, yes, probably? It's difficult to know in these sims what is a bug or not. What is plainly obvious is that the AI needs work, and I mean a lot. The voice lines too, they are very bad (at least for the Americans). I've not had any game breaking issues though, I'll update this review if I play more career and if that is just broken. I recommend it overall though, as long as I'm having fun (which is what matters) I will recommend this game, with the caveat above that multiplayer is the superior experience. I don't see myself spending most of my time offline honestly.
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