Besides Jetfighter, the Jane’s Combat Simulations saga has been one of the best combat flight simulation ever made. I couldn’t play those games back in the day because my lack of “powerful” enough PC.
But now, thanks to some help from the internet I could install and run some of the Jane’s games on my current and more modern PC.
Since the Jane’s games are way more complex in terms of realism and actual simulation. I decided to play the game in Casual Mode for people like me, a first timer who wants to have fun and learn by doing.
Now that you have this guide and want to put in practice all you learned with it, you can install and make Jane’s F-15 on a modern PC following this instructions.
I’ve had known about Jetfighter V for several years but never had the chance to play it. Now that I’m back into flight simulations I looked on Ebay and could get a cheap copy of the game and installed on my PC after some compatibility configurations.
The game is more “arcade” than simulator when compared to other titles of the Jetfighter Saga but still managed to keep the jetfighter spirit that made this saga memorable.
The Plot
While on a routine training mission, you’ve been suddenly called back to base. It seems that an invasion fleet has been sighted just off the waters of United States West Coast.
Few days prior to this call, The North Korea government reported that an unknown force has attacked its main bases, and made off with a large number of fighters, bombers, tanks, trucks, warships, and more.
US Forces are already tied down in the Middle East, which means you, the rest of rookie pilots on this base, and some National Guard units, are all that stands in the way of this invasion of American soil.
The flyable aircraft models available to stop this new threat are the F-16 Fighting Falcon, the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter and the F-22 Raptor.
Jetfighter V Playthrough
The video below shows the playlist I have created for this game on The Jetfighter’s YouTube channel. All you have to do is just click on the play button and enjoy the adventure.
Download and install Jetfighter V: Homeland Protector
If you want to download this game, you can do so either from Archive.org or MyAbandonWare.com where is available on .ISO format for a better download and install.
If you want to know the process to install and make this game works on your modern PC, there is a post about it right here.
JetFighter II: Advanced Tactical Fighter is a combat simulation video game published by Velocity Development in 1990.
The game lets you take to the air in the YF-23 ATF, also know as “Black Widow”, in a war against the Soviet backed Latin American Revolutionary Alliance (LARA) as they fight their way across California.
Fly from real airports and visit real locations, including a detailed representation of downtown San Francisco. Free-flight and instant flight modes are available if you just want to try a supersonic run under the Golden Gate Bridge or select from single missions or the continuing campaign against LARA.
Game options include a campaign mode, where mission successes and failures dynamically affect the overall war, free flight, and various other single mission scenarios.
The YF-23 has the naval package, which allows it to participate in carrier-borne operations alongside the F-14, the F/A-18 and the F-22. Also included is the F-16 for some land-borne missions.
Jetfighter II Playthrough
The game’s campaign is called Revenge of the LARA and is divided in five sectors. Each sector is about 20 missions in length and have to be played in order. Depending on your performance on each mission you can be promoted, or in some cases demoted, from one sector to the other until you eventually beat the game.
Install Jetfighter Advanced Tactical Fighter on your PC
This game is now an abandonware title. You can download it for free from the following web sites:
