DCS World recently released the F-4 Phantom, and two rubes took it for a test drive. What if Top Gun was a buddy comedy?
Digital Combat Simulator World, also known as DCS World, is the reigning champion of combat flight simulation software. From the P-51 Mustang to the beloved A-10 Warthog, the platform is full to bursting with top-tier interpretations of famous airframes — many that simply can’t be flown elsewhere digitally. And while developer Eagle Dynamics’ attention to detail has gotten them in hot water before, its first- and third-party developers routinely deliver the goods. Its latest, DCS: F-4E Phantom II by partners Heatblur Simulations, looks absolutely amazing — especially considering it plays best as a two-player cooperative experience.
