If you've ever flown into Heathrow on a clear day you know the patchwork quilt of odd-shaped little fields that is Southern England, and this is faithfully rendered in "Wings of Prey", complete with little copses of trees, rolls of hay in the fields, scattered hamlets and villages, towns and ports, superb water effects and, of course, the iconic White Cliffs of Dover. England would not be complete without rain, and the sky and clouds are Constablian in their gorgeousness. Intermittently, the cockpit canopy is beaded with raindrops as you fly through showers.
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Gaijin Entertainment has released a new update for its WWII aerial simulation game Wings of Prey, available now for owners of the title on Steam. The patch brings a new matchmaking system to the game, along with a list of other additions, fixes and improvements.
I bought this for £5 off Steam last week, its not bad but its a bit too arcadey for my tastes.
You can fly past a wave of bombers and shoot 8 of them down with one pass, its too easy. The graphics are great though, much better than Cliffs Of Dover.
Today Iceberg Interactive and game developer Gaijin Entertainment release the Wings of Prey Collector’s Edition (PC) into retail stores across the UK, Scandinavia and Benelux.
