For those folks interested in being a WWI Knight of the Sky, I can heartily recommend the game
Rise of Flight, which features many of the fighter planes (scouts) of the period including the DR.1
Triplane, Sopwith Camel, Nieuport Bebe, and even the 1915 Eindecker.
Of course, if duking it out in the skies of Belgium aren't your thing, you can take a heavy bomber for
a run to decimate the nearest enemy airfield or factory, or fly in several different 2-seaters from the
period and have a friend be your gunner.
The F2P version comes with two free planes (Albatros DVa & SPAD XIII), with the others available for
sale at various prices and package deals. The game can be played Solo in Single Player mode, or online
in Multiplayer mode, with servers catering to all playstyles from non-pvp flight training all the way up to
historical re-enactments on full difficulty levels.
The graphics are gorgeous, the planes historically modelled, and the flying is as close to real "seat of the
pants" flying as you can get on a home PC (imho).
The game is also available these days on Steam, for folks that might prefer that over the RoF site.
Regards,
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