

Wood Brothers Flying Colours
Baawolf · 2021 · Simulation, Flight, VR, Action, Realistic
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About Wood Brothers Flying Colours
This game is in Early Access and is being constantly improved. Please view the Early Access information for more details.
The game features a flight engine with realistic aerodynamic modelling and damage system that changes how the aircraft is controlled with every hit. Controlled with an Xbox, or compatible dual analogue controller, or virtual controls you will achieve real-life manoeuvres, stunts and soon master taxying, take-off, landing a vintage taildragger aircraft or handling a seaplane.
Fuel strategy can be the difference between air superiority and finding yourself on the back foot. Take off quickly, with less fuel but a lighter and better performing aeroplane for quick sorties, or fuel for longer, suffer a performance decrease due to the weight but stay aloft for longer patrols. Land anywhere "off-piste" and receive a jerrycan of fuel to get you safely home, or just to continue ruling the skies for a little longer.
Flying Colours brings you exhilarating combat, smoke-trail filled skies, chaotic battles, hilarious in-flight mishaps, and a taste of real vintage air combat in two of the most recognisable fighter aircraft of the early twentieth century.
Why did we make this game?
Remember when we were young, we might have played with toy aeroplanes and models. Back then our bedrooms became the scenery as we re-enacted daring air battles and the amazing feats from those air aces. Flying Colours is the game that was made to bring back those memories. There are few rules, just a flight playground for you against others online. Fancy 7 vs 1? Go for it! Want to challenge each other to perform crazy stunts and explore the limitations of your aircraft? Absolutely!
We made the game we wanted to play. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise the realistic and well-crafted flight mechanics, which feel natural even to real pilots, and enjoy the simple but effective multiplayer experience of dogfighting with friends in formation. However, the game is criticized for being very early in development with a small player base, lacking matchmaking so you need friends to play with, basic graphics and sound design, occasional technical issues like planes stalling mid-flight, and limited content overall, making it best suited for those willing to support a small two-person dev team rather than expecting a finished product.
Simple but effective VR Multiplayer experience to play with friends. Have played this with 8 people and it's fun to fly in formation or hide at altitude and swoop down on the enemy. Flight model is really good and trying to figure out whether to take a low fuel load for speed or a high fuel load for endurance (which both have penalties) adds a degree of difficulty. The game is in early access so features are still being released but it's got the beginnings of a great game.4 found this helpful
Fun little game that is very early in its development. At the time of writing you can only play with your friends on steam as there is no match making so wait out if you don't have anyone to play with. I know one of the developers from this 2 man team and I'm looking forward to seeing what the game grows into, if you are expecting a fully fleshed out title then give this a miss and wait till it has more content but if you want to support small dev team on their first steps to making VR games then this is for you.4 found this helpful
i like it2 found this helpful
If you're a flight sim enthusiast, go for it! When it comes to the flight mechanisms it feels very natural and realistic (I suspect there's much work done in the aviation physics model). The graphics are not those of a AAA game's but this is hardly the point of this game anyway. I don't own a VR kit myself in order to try it out, but I was told this would amplify the experience even more, so if you've got a decent VR setup don't hesitate to give it a go. You can take off, fly around, fire your gun, drop bombs below you and eventually land to refuel (being realistic, landing takes a bit of practice you have to kind of play around with the engine's on/off control). There is a multiplayer option available and you can either host or join a game that was hosted by one of your friends (must be "online" on steam chat). Each player picks a team (currently red/blue) and an airplane model, depending on that they spawn on different bases and can fly towards each other to engage in combat. You don't always have to resort to violence though, you can equally just fly around, enjoy the scenery and practice your taking off/landing skills! One feature I would like to see is different game modes, …2 found this helpful
Lovely little game. Can play with steam friends or in public sessions. Not very popular at the time of writing as the game is pretty new, but this would be a good game to hang out with people in. Very simple game, but the simplicity is what makes it so great. Blue team and red team spawn on opposing airfields, kills and deaths are counted, and nothing else. The rounds never end, so you just jump in and play until you decide you're finished. I usually play this game just to fly around. The map has interesting features spread evenly, and it's fun to just fly around it. As an IRL pilot, I can say that the flight model is very good and accurate. The core concepts are all simulated very well.2 found this helpful
‘Wood Brothers Flying Colours’ is supposed to be an online-only dogfighting game in which you get to pick team red or team blue and fight it out with another WW1 fighter plane. But in reality, there is no-one else to play against unless you get a friend to download it as well. Then there is the VERY basic graphics, the poor sound effects and the terrible gameplay to contend with. For some reason, the plane will just stop flying and drop out of the sky! The only thing I was thinking about when I was flying about shooting at nothing was where on earth my money had gone! This is not a game I can recommend right now, but maybe with a little more work and a much lower price, it will be worth a revisit.1 found this helpful
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