After these intense missions, coasting back over the British countryside under a pastel pink sky feels serene and earned.ĭuring these great moments, it's the sound design that really shines. These named characters recur until you defeat them, and can be extremely dangerous, but equally satisfying to overcome. Defending ally pilots stranded in the Channel from waves of enemy fighters was a particular joy, especially when ace pilots were thrown into the mix. It can quickly become chaos.Įach member of the crew has their own role. There's always someone to instruct, or a heading or enemy to tag. (The game never explicitly uses the word Nazi, but enemy pilots speak with exaggerated German affectations their planes sport Iron Crosses missions clearly pull from D-Day and Operation Chastise.) Each member of the crew has their own role: navigation, taking down enemy fighter jets, operating the radio, and so forth. You can, and will, lose planes and people.īroadly, Bomber Crew tasks you with controlling seven air force members in order to carry out missions against Nazi forces in Europe. Returning to base is always one of the latter. Every mission has a main objective - most involve destroying military targets like factories, ammo dumps, and submarines - and bonus objectives. Availability: Out now on PC, coming to PS4, Xbox One and Switch on July 10thĭespite the game's cute, cartoony aesthetics, it's a game about war.Bomber Crew takes the FTL formula to WW2, but it can be a bit of a bumpy ride.īy the time I reach the seventh and final critical mission of Bomber Crew, I know this is a one way trip.
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