Every so often, something in the gaming world catches you off guard—in a good way—and Dancing Wings – The Aerobatic Simulator is one of those surprises. Crafted by the Japanese indie developer CloveTek, this single-player flight sim is laser-focused on formation flying, a niche passion that rarely gets its own spotlight outside military training or flight schools. It’s a refreshing break from the high-octane dogfights of Ace Combat or the cinematic flair of something like Delivery Must Completes.
Dancing Wings doesn’t try to be a sprawling combat sim or a sprawling sandbox. Instead, it zooms in on the precision and artistry of aerobatics, challenging you to pull off flawless maneuvers in tight formation. You won’t find endless enemies to blast here. Instead, the joy comes from mastering the craft of synchronized flying, something that feels surprisingly calming and rewarding for a flight game.
The Steam page has some cheeky remarks from folks calling it an Automobile Sim, which is either a joke or a sign they’ve never experienced the subtle thrill of a clean Immelmann turn. This is not a racer; it’s a flight sim that dares to be different. If you’re intrigued, the trailer does a great job showing off what makes this title stand out. For those who appreciate the gentle art of aviation rather than just aerial combat, Dancing Wings is worth keeping an eye on.
Source: rockpapershotgun.com
