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IL-2 Sturmovik is a series which has been running (or flying, if you must) for around half a decade now. Alongside Lock On 4.0 and Microsoft Flight Sim, it forms the highly-successful third pillar in the ‘let’s pretend we’re flying’ triptych. It’s renowned for realism so unforgiving that it would totally hold a grudge forever if you just bumped into it on the tube by accident one time, for the sort of comprehensiveness that makes those really thick dictionaries look pamphlet-like in stature, and for thoroughly exposing the oft-ignored Russian side of the war.

It’s always been a joy to play for closeted and hardcore flight simmers alike, and, as its friends no doubt drunkenly state in its absence, it’s an all-round great game who’d never steer you wrong.
So what the hell, you might be thinking, is IL-2 1946? Throughout its lifespan, IL-2 spawned many expansions, some stand-alone and some not, creating a family tree as complex and confounding as that of a gypsy. IL-2 1946 is a collection of all things IL-2 up until this point in time: every add-on, every campaign and every plane, over 300 of the things by the last count. It also contains three new expansions of its own: PE-2, Sturmoviks Over Manchuria, and 46 (after which the collection is half-named, confusingly) - all mercifully merged into a single installation.

The most noticable aspects of the new content revolves around the inclusion of some late entries to the battlefield. And yes, that includes the prototype Heinkel He-L-IIIB-2 Lerche, so you can put your hands down now. The 46 static campaign is clearly of most interest to fans of the series, one series of missions putting you in the pilot cap of one Hauptmann Schlammer, offering you the chance to assist in the assassination of Hitler. That’s something that didn’t actually happen, you may have noticed, as that particular campaign takes place along an alternate timeline. Trust us when we say that such things tend to blow flight sim fans’ minds, either driving purists insane with rage or causing them to roll around on the floor writhing with glee.