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Flying Aces is a story based virtual reality experience unlike any other. You will experience what it’s like to train to become a navy pilot. As gamers, we search for experiences that aren’t possible in our daily lives. With Navy Pilot Simulator, we’re able to bring the armchair pilot into the cockpit of a fighter jet. The Oculus Go allows us to create an experience that previous generations of hardware aren’t capable of. Conquering the game will require a skillset of hand eye coordination, decision making, and a tough stomach. You start out as a low ranked Ensign (below a junior lieutenant) tasked with learning the functionality of the F-18 Super Hornet. As you progress through the ranks, the missions become more challenging. Features: - Campaign with choice based missions - Combat Theater Mode - Landing Competition Mode - Free Flight Mode - Optimized Specifically for the Oculus Go - And more!

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Additional details

Game modes

Single User

Supported controllers

3DOF Controller

Supported platforms

Go, Gear VR

Languages

English

Version + release notes

1.0

Developer

TAS Systems Corp

Publisher

TAS Systems Corp

Website

http://www.flightsystemsllc.com/

Release date

June 12, 2019

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Space required

785.62 MB

Comfort level

Moderate

Internet connection

Internet connection not required

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3.2

104 ratings

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NutBoss34Dec 27, 2019 at 6:17 AM

Amazing but needs key fixes

It’s a really cool game so far. I’m still in the tutorial and I’ve found some things that really need changing. The mobility of your vision needs changing, I have to break my neck just to turn the engine on. I actually sit in a spinning chair so I can turn far enough to hit some switches. Also, when it comes to bombing or anything getting destroyed, the picture gets all disoriented. For instance, i bomb a ship and the image drops off my right eye. Although those things don’t destroy me, I’m sure people out there would get headaches or nausea from it.

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