Aces of Thunder: A realistic aerial combat experience on PS VR2 and PC
The flight simulation market has just welcomed a major new contender as Aces of Thunder officially launched on February 3, 2026. The game is currently drawing strong attention on international forums, earning positive feedback for its high level of detail and realistic visuals, with optimized support for both PS VR2 and PC.
Building on the legacy of War Thunder
Built on the accurate physics model and damage system that made War Thunder famous, Aces of Thunder delivers a new level of realism. One of the game’s standout features is that all battles are experienced entirely from the cockpit perspective, combined with full HOTAS support for maximum immersion.
Legendary aircraft from WW1 and WW2
Right from the start, players can take control of iconic historical “machines of the sky” without waiting for unlocks:
- World War II fighters: More than 20 meticulously recreated aircraft such as P-51 Mustang, P-63 Kingcobra (US), Bf 109, Fw 190 (Germany), Il-2, Yak-9T (Soviet Union), Spitfire (UK), and A6M3 Zero (Japan).
- World War I aircraft: A rare opportunity to pilot classic planes like the Fokker Dr.I flown by the “Red Baron” or the SPAD S.XIII, with historically accurate cockpits and weapon systems.
Fiery battlefields around the world
Players can fight across 15 stunning maps representing key theaters of World War history, including the Western Front, Eastern Front, the Pacific, and iconic WW1 battlefields.
Whether you prefer intense online dogfighting against pilots worldwide or testing your skills in single-player missions, Aces of Thunder promises thrilling action in every sortie.
Fully optimized for virtual reality (VR)
Developed specifically for VR using OpenXR, the game supports a wide range of HMD devices. Players can interact directly with the cockpit using their hands or even walk around the hangar to admire their favorite aircraft up close.
With highly realistic visuals, Aces of Thunder maintains sharp image quality whether you are using a VR headset or playing on a traditional display.
Get ready to take off and dominate the skies in one of 2026’s most anticipated aerial combat titles.