Decent conversion of Sydney Development's (Evolution) very early World War II flight simulator, released for the C64 in 1984. Despite primitive CGA graphics, The Dambusters is surprisingly complex for its time, offering multiple views, control options for the cannons, and various instruments on an authentic-looking panel.
Although you can only fly one plane in the game, it's a very special plane that is rarely modeled in flight sims: the Lancaster bomber, a fearsome bomber of the British R.A.F. The plane's place in aviation and war history is secured by the heroic deeds of an R.A.F. squadron who bombed a number of crucial dams in Germany in WWII, earning the name "the dambusters." Your mission is to follow in these heroes' footsteps, although you must contend with various air hostiles on your way to the dams.
Although there is really only one mission (dam bombing), you can choose what stage of the mission you want to start from. Flight handling is excellent for its time, and the multiple views and multiple stations (bombadier, pilot, gunner, and navigator) foreshadow MicroProse's excellent B-17 Flying Fortress years later.
Definitely a classic, albeit forgotten, sim that deserves to be mentioned alongside BAO Software's classic Jet and many others. Two thumbs up!
Review By HOTUD
English 
Comments and reviews
My brother had this one for his Commodore 64.
Good old memories playing this game then.
Hard as s**t and mindless waiting to fly to the waypoint, assuming you don't get a random fighter.
It's a game, don't you get it, it's supposed to be a bit of entertainment. It was given away free, stop moaning. If you can do better get programming, best of luck with that. Personally I thought it was alright for a bit of harmless fun on a Sunday evening when the |TV was c**p.
This is NOT a great game! The C64 version was bad enough NVM this bent effort with it's CGA graphics.
I was fooled into buying this by a totally false and overexaggerated good review by Zzap64 magazine (they must have been bribed), they made it sound like an advanced version of the 1980 Intellivision B17 Bomber. ZZap64 lied you could attack any target on the map of Europe. You couldn't. Only the dams, that was it. The map of Europe was all meaningless cosmetic eyecandy.
The game sucked big time and was a total ripoff (plus they mustve bribed reviewers of the time too)
They said a bad word!
This is a great game!
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