SimulationFit check
Is Falcon A.T. worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Flight-simulation fans who want F-16 combat missions
- Players interested in managing aircraft weapons and cockpit systems
- Arcade-era combat pilots who want head-to-head aerial engagements
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-driven campaign may find the mission-focused structure narrow.
- Pilots who do not want to manage weapons, displays, countermeasures, fuel, and rearming may hit a wall in the cockpit systems.
- Players looking for modern visual presentation may not want an EGA-based 3-D display.
- Those seeking non-combat flight activities will find the focus placed on attacking targets and fighting MiG aircraft.
Our take on Falcon A.T.
The bounce point arrives in the cockpit: players must work through displays, weapons, countermeasures, fuel, and rearming while facing skilled MiGs. Anyone expecting a simple fly-and-shoot loop may hit the wall before the first mission is complete.
What is Falcon A.T.?
Falcon A.
T. is an F-16 flight simulation with twelve missions, five skill levels from Lieutenant to Colonel, and combat against MiG-21 and MiG-29 aircraft. The cockpit includes head-up displays, controls, electronics, and countermeasures. Missions involve attacking bridges, power stations, tanks, airfields, and SAM sites while flying over 3-D terrain featuring buildings, forests, freeways, and bridges. The weapons set includes heat-seeking missiles, Maverick missiles, bombs, and cannon systems. Players can rearm and refuel, use a blackbox flight recorder, and switch among four cockpit views, chase, tower, MiG, and missile viewpoints. The game also includes head-to-head challenges against opposing pilots.
How Falcon A.T. plays
- 01Twelve Missions
- The game includes twelve combat operations involving targets such as bridges, tanks, airfields, and SAM sites.
- 02Five Skill Levels
- The available ranks range from Lieutenant to Colonel.
- 03F-16 Weapons
- The aircraft includes heat-seeking missiles, AGM-65B Maverick missiles, Mk 84 bombs, and cannon systems.
- 04Multiple Viewpoints
- The viewing options include four cockpit angles plus chase, tower, MiG, and missile perspectives.
- 05Blackbox Recorder
- A blackbox flight recorder is included among the simulation features.
- 06Refueling And Rearming
- The aircraft can be refueled and rearmed during play.
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Falcon A.T.: platforms & release
Is Falcon A.T. worth it?
It is worth it if: flight-simulation fans who want F-16 combat missions. Skip it if: players seeking a story-driven campaign may find the mission-focused structure narrow.
Where can I download Falcon A.T.?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Falcon A.T.'s store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Falcon A.T. on?
Windows only.
