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1995, the year Renegade: Battle for Jacob's Star was released on DOS. Made by Midnight Software, Inc. and published by Strategic Simulations, Inc. this action game is available for free on this page.
Heroes of The 357th puts you in the role of one of the pilots of this famous American fighter unit in Europe during World War II. Based in England, you fly a variety of missions against occupied Europe. You fly exclusively with a P-51 Mustang.
This game has good graphics, although the almost featureless green terrain is rather bland. The cockpit is fairly well modeled. The objects, including famous landmarks and the aircraft, is also quite interesting. The flight modeling in this game is surprisingly difficult, and just flying straight and level is challenging. I found that moving the control surfaces even a little bit carries a very high risk of going out of controlled flight. I think this is just unrealistic. It's like trying to fly the F-117 with the flight control system computer turned off. I normally enjoy the difficult flight model. But the Heroes flight model puts me off.
I really can't recommend this game. If you want to play a WWII flight simulator of yesteryear, I suggest you look for a copy of Dynamix's Ace over Europe instead.
