Buy Korea. IL-2 Series PC key

Korea. IL-2 Series is a combat flight game set during the Korean War, when piston-engine aircraft clashed with the first jet fighters. You can fly as a pilot, lead squadrons and plan routes, or command an air regiment and shape the campaign through strategic decisions.

Aircraft and combat

Eight aircraft are available, recreated using blueprints, historical photographs, flight manuals and other archival materials. Cockpit instruments are fully functional and reflect aircraft systems in real time. The detailed damage model covers aircraft and ground objects, including strategic bombers, vehicles, trains and ships; damage and collisions account for mass, speed and impact point, affecting vehicle behavior and battle outcomes.

The Korean Peninsula

The map covers over 200,000 square kilometers, making it the largest in the series. Based on historical maps and documents from the 1950s, it accounts for landscape changes such as reclaimed coastal areas and altered shorelines. It includes dozens of airbases with historically accurate layouts, hundreds of settlements, and strategic objectives such as ports, dams and transport hubs.

Home by Christmas

The campaign follows Captain Jack Russell, who in 1950 secures a transfer to a combat unit in Korea to pursue his dream of becoming a jet ace. Its 15 historically accurate missions draw on combat logs from the 8th Fighter-Bomber Wing and its pilots’ memoirs. The campaign reflects the challenges of the war’s early months, when jet aircraft could not use small forward airstrips and some pilots temporarily returned to piston-engine aircraft. You fly both the F-51 Mustang and the F-80 Shooting Star.

Career and command

In Career mode, you command an air regiment, manage personnel and oversee aviation logistics. You can take to the skies or focus on strategic tasks, including maintaining combat readiness, planning operations and reinforcing your units.

Aircraft museum

A museum mode lets you examine aircraft, ground vehicles and naval vessels in detail. You can explore their models, read about their development and combat history, inspect aircraft cockpits and compare technical specifications using performance charts.

Airfield and controls

For the first time in the series, you can leave the cockpit and walk around your regiment’s airfield. Pilots, soldiers and civilians move with animations created using motion capture. The game supports VR through OpenXR and OpenVR, as well as controllers, desktop joysticks and HOTAS systems. Although aircraft systems can be managed in detail, you can take off and engage without memorizing engine start-up sequences.