The core game has always been free to play, and it includes TF-51 Mustang and Su-25T attack jet, highly detailed map of the Caucasus region that includes southwestern Russia and Georgia, and 156 free and fully operational weapons systems, 105 ground vehicles, 19 ships and 84 AI-controlled aircraft.<\/p>\n
“So, what’s the ‘completely free’ part then?” you might ask. Well, around 2000 euros of additional content, since that’s the full price of all additional maps, aircraft, campaigns, and other stuff. As you can see, it is highly expensive, but anyone who played it says that it is absolutely worth it if you have the money for it, since there has never been an experience like this one.<\/p>\n
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It is, without a doubt, the most authentic simulation of the A-10C Warthog, F\/A-18C Hornet, UH-1H Huey, F-86F Sabre, Spitfire, and many other legendary aircraft. For example, the price just for the F\/A-18C Hornet is $80, so now you see from where the big prise is coming from.<\/p>\n
“After you fly a plane in DCS you feel like you could jump right into the real thing and fly it. The level of detail is extraordinary, the graphics are beautiful, the combat is exhilarating. With that said, the game is what is is, a simulator. It’s not cheap, you’ll buy a HOTAS, trackIR or VR, as well as planes; It’s not easy and it doesn’t hold your hand, you have to LEARN to play it,” says Steam user Ozadu in his review of the game.<\/p>\n