Tornado

Tornado

Genres:Simulator
Game modes:Single player
Story:Fly the Tornado multi-role combat aircraft in this classic simulator. Master simulator missions and graduate to multi-aircraft multi-mission campaigns involving a vast array of aircraft and ground vehicles. Includes the Tornado: Operation Desert Storm expansion.
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I didn't play as a child because my computer couldn't run it. But this, and F16 Combat Pilot (which I continue playing today) should be here. This game has an infinite replay value.
user avatar@Urakauser avatar@Uraka
April 15, 2025
Only you and your brains to calculate the best rout and attack for a mission. WOuldn't love it with more graphics. Hours of precise planning, then maximum guidance to 'the hit'. But not underestimating the flying part. On GOG it would recieve its well deserved 'working' support.
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