If you want to fly the F-22 you will be much better off buying Interactive Magic's iF22 or perhaps the upcoming DID F-22 ADF. or SU-27 Flanker then I strongly advice you to stay beyond visual range of F-22 Raptor. If you're the kind of simmer that enjoy the likes of EF2000, Apache Longbow. What I do know is that no programmer worth his keyboard would design and code this game and then honestly say that "yes, this is the most realistic sim I could write".Īs a single player game I feel that Raptor is completely unattractive to the "serious" sim crowd. Perhaps Lockheed demanded a "realistic sim" if they were to put their name on it, I don't know. What happened? Probably that Novalogic's marketing people stepped in and decided that it would be easier to sell it if it were marketed as a "realistic" flight simulator. I believe that this game was designed from the bottom up as an online game with single user capability, intended to be flyable by everybody, allowing a large group of gamers to play an entertaining flying-game on the Internet. It is this reviewer's opinion that this sim was never intended as a realistic simulator. Games Domain has all the scoop: "This is not a bad game but it is not a realistic flight simulator either.
Which is a shame, because F-22 Raptor is a very enjoyable arcade-style sim that offers excellent multiplayer option.
The result was predictable: die-hard armchair pilots cried 'foul!' at being deceived into buying the game, while the joystick jocks, the real target group for the game ignored the title completely. Instead of marketing it as an arcade shooter with some sim elements, Novalogic decided to call it one of the most "realistic flight simulators". GameSpot.One of the best examples of a game that sank without a trace in the market due to misleading marketing, F-22 Raptor is another of Novalogic's "sim-lite" entries, similar to the famous Comanche series.
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