DCS World offers a new campaign like from Ace Combat -apkrig
At the beginning of December, the Project Wingman aviation event was released, which was inspired by the Ace Combat series. If you would like a shot, but at the same time you are looking for something more complicated, we have an interesting tip for you. Eagle Dynamics’ DCS World simulator has received a new unusual campaign from the third party of the Inverted team. Rising Squall is supposed to be played as DCS World, but with its story, stylization and world reminiscent of Ace Combat.
The soundtrack was composed by the Japanese composer Keiki Kobayashi, who worked on the music for Ace Combat from the fourth part until this last part.
The authors promise that the novelty will not betray the simulation, but at the same time offer beginners the opportunity to more easily get into the game or circumvent some of its limitations. The atmosphere is to be supported by professional dubbing and sharp musical accompaniment. The soundtrack was composed by the Japanese composer Keiki Kobayashi, who worked on the music for Ace Combat from the fourth volume until the last. At the same time, the developers take us into a world that resembles ours, but has its own geopolitical arrangement in the form of Strangereal in Ace Combat.
The famous series from Bandai Namco refers to the Raké way of telling stories, briefings and cartoon dividers in the form of comics between individual missions. You will definitely be familiar with the aesthetics of the machines with their unique stickers, exactly in the spirit of the Ace Combat series. According to the authors, this is an unprecedented experience that will offer both DCS simulation and Ace Combat charge.
But unlike hardcore DCS modules, developers always want to lend a helping hand to gamers. The campaign includes checkpoints and the ability to turn back time if you are shot down or crash. You should also never get lost, because the game always tells you what to do.
In Inverted, DCS campaigns should be more accessible and fun. They want fans of other more action-packed titles to try DCS, take their piloting skills to the next level, and at the same time get the service and tension they’re used to. That means a more cinematic concept. Players grab a rookie pilot fighting in a world plagued by an energy crisis. It is an alternative reality with its own nations and countries.
The Rising Squall campaign sells for $ 20 in the DCS World e-shop and is not compatible with the Steam version. But you must have two other extensions – the F / A-18C Hornet and the Persian Gulf map. A Supercarrier module with an aircraft carrier is not required, but is recommended.
More details about Rising Squall, including details about the story, the world, its history and the protagonist himself, can be found on the official website of the campaign.
