Eurogamer: "Lothar von Richthofen, the Red Baron's little brother, is a schweinhund. Half an hour ago he challenged me, the Black Stork's highest scoring and least dead ace, to a one-on-one duel over the Western Front. I thought twice about accepting, but eventually decided to go teach the young puppy a lesson. When I arrived at the rendezvous point, what did I see? Only Lothar's crimson and yellow Dr.I flanked by the bobbing planes of two of his cronies. The cunning Fokker had brought backup."
Hardcore Gamer: The Red Baron combat flight simulator series first took flight in 1990. Developer Dynamix and publisher Sierra had quite a success on their hands, which led to multiple sequels throughout the 90s.
Greg Micek writes: "It being in the works might be taking it a bit far. Damon Slye, the Dynamix designer whose poster we all had on our walls in the 90's, says that he's looking to raise $50,000 to work on a prototype which can then be used to run a proper crowdfunding campaign."
Brad Jones writes: "Late last year, flight simulator legend Damon Slye returned to the genre with a Kickstarter campaign intended resurrect the dormant Red Baron series. The first game in the series, released in 1990, was widely regarded as one of the very best examples of the flight sim genre. So why did the Kickstarter fail?"
