The flight game aims for real handling, so speed, energy, G-forces, stalls and spins all matter. Solo training pits you against computer pilots in eight theatres from the Channel in 1940 to the Rhineland in 1945, with tutorials and a sandbox to learn the controls, and every aircraft is free there. The online Front is a continuous war where you can fly as a fighter, escort, bomber, ground-attack pilot or scout. Joining the online war asks for a quick human check, while solo play opens directly.
How the creator made it
The creator says it took about two weeks to reach the version they first shared. They used Claude to build and test the flight physics, generate maps from seeds and set up the multiplayer servers. The creator set the game’s direction and tuned the controls and balance by playing it themselves. They recommend watching how subagents work so recurring mistakes can become specific instructions.
From their post on Reddit ↗.
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