SimulationFit check
Is BOMB: Who let the dogfight? worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Dogfight fans who want both solo missions and multiplayer matches
- Players who prefer aircraft combat with arcade elements alongside simulation features
- Groups of up to 16 players seeking team battles, races, and deathmatches
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a strictly realistic flight simulator rather than a hybrid arcade-and-simulation game
- Players looking for a larger solo campaign than the 17-mission structure provides
- Players who want ground-based action instead of aircraft combat
Our take on BOMB: Who let the dogfight?
The focus on accessible dogfighting keeps the game centered on immediate aerial action, but gives up the slower procedures and broader systems associated with dedicated flight simulators.
What is BOMB: Who let the dogfight??
BOMB: Who let the dogfight?
combines arcade elements with flight simulation in a single-player air-combat adventure. Its campaign contains 17 missions across deserts, fjords, Pacific atolls, and a bonus environment. Players can fly 9 playable planes with 4 full-featured cockpits while fighting air pirates and attacking ships, tanks, and zeppelins. Multiplayer includes dogfight, team dogfight, race, deathmatch, and team deathmatch modes for up to 16 players. The game focuses on joystick controls, with gamepad support also available, and includes modding support. It runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux, with experimental Oculus DK1 support. The aircraft have differing dimensions, masses, machine-gun arrangements, external guns, and hard points.
How BOMB: Who let the dogfight? plays
- 01Single-player campaign
- The adventure contains 17 missions set across deserts, fjords, Pacific atolls, and a bonus environment.
- 02Multiplayer modes
- Players can compete in dogfight, team dogfight, race, deathmatch, and team deathmatch modes with up to 16 participants.
- 03Playable aircraft
- The game includes 9 flyable planes and 4 full-featured cockpits.
- 04Modding support
- The game includes support for player-created modifications.
- 05Controller options
- Joystick-focused controls are accompanied by gamepad support.
- 06Linux support
- The game runs on Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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BOMB: Who let the dogfight?: platforms & release
Is BOMB: Who let the dogfight? worth it?
It is worth it if: dogfight fans who want both solo missions and multiplayer matches. Skip it if: players seeking a strictly realistic flight simulator rather than a hybrid arcade-and-simulation game.
Where can I download BOMB: Who let the dogfight??
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens BOMB: Who let the dogfight?'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is BOMB: Who let the dogfight? on?
Windows, macOS and Linux.
