Attack on Pearl Harbour review for the PC

Attack on Pearl Harbour doesn't need a lot of explanation, based as it is on one of the defining moments of the twentieth century. In Attack on Pearl Harbour, you take the controls of a variety of wartime planes for flight-sim missions based on the Pacific combat of World War II. Is Attack on Pearl Harbour an arcade-style flight sim, or realistic flying game - and is it worth investing in? Find out how we rate it in our Attack on Pearl Harbour review for the PC now!
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Attack on Pearl Harbour review for the PC
Somewhere in a secret bunker in the darkest jungles of Japan, the Imperial Air Force were hard at work developing one of WWIIs most secret weapons – the GigantoplaneTM. So rare, that no other flight sim since has dared replicate it: Attack on Pearl Harbour is the first game to feature the man made monster, and as such, should be of interest to any flight fan.
OK, so we made that, but if you look at the screenshots here, you could easily be convinced that the Gigantoplane is real. You see, although all of the planes in game have been meticulously modelled, for some strange reason, the developers have managed to get the relative proportions completely wrong. Flying a plane the size of a small town is enough to shatter the atmosphere in even the best of flight sims, but here it just puts an exclamation point on what’s already a poor sim.

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