This and DCS Black Shark are 33% off on Steam! Get your Hotas ready!

Damn you, Steam! Damn you and your ability to eat all my money!

You can upgrade this game from the website to a more updated verison (game imporvments and graphics). It costs money though.

They don't sell it on steam.

You can upgrade this game from the website to a more updated verison (game imporvments and graphics). It costs money though.

Picked this and Blackshark up, as well as a nice cheap HOTAS.

Let's rock.

It's now on a 66% off on Steam!

@Forcen: well would u look at that

Excellent. I shall Pick this up. Hopefully it isn't such a bastard to learn as Black Shark was.

Urgh. So tempted, but I have so little time, and mastering avionics has always been the long and painful part of modern flight sims for me (as opposed to WWII-era flight sims). Steam may win again, this time.

After being introduced to flying in Microsoft Flight, upgrading to Rise of Flight, idk if I'm ready for this one just yet, but I'll pick it up for that price now and play it when I feel a little more comfortable in my flight sim skill.

@Butano: The A10 is a lot easier to fly than the rickety paper planes of RoF. Its just a matter of learning the systems.

@Butano said:

After being introduced to flying in Microsoft Flight, upgrading to Rise of Flight, idk if I'm ready for this one just yet, but I'll pick it up for that price now and play it when I feel a little more comfortable in my flight sim skill.

DCS has alot of options to make it more arcade like. Still, this isn't a game for new people.

It's a crap load better than that shit Microsoft put out though.

Just two and a half hours left.

50% off now!

75% off now! only 10 bucks!

Duders, it's that time again. A-10C Warthog is on sale again, this time at Origin. For UK and Euro duders, it's £4.99/4.99 euros. Cheapest I've seen it, personally. I know that people have previously said that the DCS World (or whatever it's called) version from the developers site is much better than the Steam version, but I've got no idea how the Origin version is feature wise. For me, though, £4.99 is a sweet spot. I've wanted to try the game ever since that Quick Look, but have never been a huge sim guy. I'm jumping in at this price point, even if this version does turn out to be the same as the Steam version.