Obi-wan "Luke, Use the force, again."
Luke "Again?!"
This is a vector graphics-style game made using a black background combined with parts set to 100% emission.The technique is surprisingly simple --- it's just a cockpit block with wheels moving around! Despite having over 2,000 parts, it ran smoothly on my Samsung Galaxy A52 (a 4-year-old device).
How to play:
- First, switch to cockpit view. The game only works correctly in cockpit view.
- Press AG1 to start the game. (Mobile users: turn on Air-to-Air)
- Use Pitch, Roll, and the fire button to control.
For a better experience:
- In Quality Settings, set Graphics to Low and Shadows to High.
- On mobile, also set Physics to Low.
Note:
- If the game starts acting weird midway, just restart it.
Specifications
Spotlights
- L1nus 16 hours ago
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 147.6ft (45.0m)
- Length 246.1ft (75.0m)
- Height 52.8ft (16.1m)
- Empty Weight 429,427lbs (194,785kg)
- Loaded Weight 429,427lbs (194,785kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 14,184.9lbs/ft2 (69,256.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 30.3ft2 (2.8m2)
- Drag Points 690749
Parts
- Number of Parts 2270
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 5,694
A perfect tribute to the early computer graphics.
The force is strong with this one.
flight sim inside a flight sim aint no way
Gave me 1980's vector game chills. Nice work.
Didn't someone already do this?
- Edit - oh. It was you.
This is actually impressive