Furball Over the Front

used to spend hours on blue max on the old commadore c=64.this is alittle like a 3d version. i enjoyed playing it there is the options to play allied and axis with a story campain for both plus the option to do individuals missions and like a survival mode . its got some accurate history and very well presented. were so short on ww1 plane games so this is a great topic.its not il stormvik but what do expect at this price. i like it and im giving this a thumbs up.salute to the dev for this little gem. its not going to take up the next 6 months of your life. but it certainly fill up them empty half hours when you havent the time or inclination to grind a heavy game.

Furball Over the Front is a World War I–themed aerial combat game that deliberately aims for approachability and nostalgia rather than hardcore simulation depth. Developed and published by Page Blue House Games LLC, the title places players in the fragile cockpits of early war aircraft and asks them to relive the chaotic, close-range dogfights that defined aviation during the Great War. Instead of overwhelming players with complex flight physics or exhaustive realism, the game opts for a lighter, arcade-leaning structure that makes jumping into the skies quick and intuitive, even for those with little experience in flight games. The experience is built around a large, mission-based campaign that spans the years of the war and features over a hundred scenarios. These missions cover a familiar range of aerial duties, including classic dogfights against enemy fighters, balloon-busting sorties, and ground attack runs over trench-scarred landscapes. The variety in objectives helps keep the campaign moving, as each mission type emphasizes slightly different skills, from careful aiming and positioning to evasive flying under flak fire. While the missions themselves are generally straight…

Cool idea, terrible execution. Flight controls for both controller and kb+m are quite stiff and janky and could have been implemented in a smoother fashion ie. plane following cursor to have smoother animation for movements and aileron inputs. It is more akin to a point and click adventure while flying through a tube otherwise, as reflected in the price.

the game seems well thought out on a lot of aspects, but it lacks better mouse keyboard controls for a on rails experience, maybe you could get it on sale but this isnt for me, probably the first game i ever seen to implement second person view other the plane models are very solid and the game does look pretty, but again, it lacks better controls if you have a controller maybe this game is for you, thats all