F-19 Stealth Fighter

And that brings forth the usual problems of poor graphics and sounds by today's standards. And of course, the disadvantages of running through DOSBox! Would GOG be able to supply an emulated Amiga version? Could be a legal minefield for them, but the Amiga version was by far the most superior. This was of the era when PC ports were much inferior to their Amiga counterparts. The sounds in this port GOG offer are very bad, pretty much beeps and farts only I'm afraid. The use of colour is particularly eye straining as well. The game is a total and utter classic though, a serious waypoint in the history of flight sims! It's worth it for the sheer nostalgia alone - and it's VERY cheap when on sale (I got it for 60p)! Not giving this 5-stars like all the other sheeple on here is probably going to generate some "rage downvoting" from shallow, narrow minded individuals (we'll soon see just how many of those there unfornately are), but 3 is what it is worth IMO! So tough if you don't like that.

How about adding the Amiga version with better gfx to the pack? WinUAE can run it.

I used to play this back in the day. The PC sounds are very familiar to me, especially the sound when your aircraft is detected by enemy radar. Been playing lately the amiga version and it has little sound effects, so the PC version has that going for it, which is nice

As a child, when I first got my hands on F-19 Stealth Fighter, I simply couldn't appreciate its true depth. Now, three decades later, I've had the pleasure of fully immersing myself in its brilliance. If you're a fan of stealth games, this is an absolute must-play, just with a state-of-the-art aircraft as your protagonist. The core gameplay loop is ingenious for its time: you set various parameters like location, enemy AI difficulty, and landing realism, and the game generates a unique mission with primary and secondary objectives. After poring over the briefing, you meticulously craft your flight plan and select your loadout. Once airborne, you're equipped with a suite of techniques and aircraft subsystems designed to keep you invisible. But beware: if you're detected on a high difficulty setting, good luck! As a bomber, your F-19 is slow and cumbersome, making it a poor match for the various fighters and interceptors that will swarm you. Visually, the graphics were impressive for their era, and today, let's just say they're perfectly playable. On the control front, there's no rudder support, and disappointingly, no dedicated throttle axis on your joystick, which requires some adaptation. Nevertheless, the game remains perfect for picking up and playing an occasional mission. For the best audio experience, be sure to seek out the Roland patch – using a CM32L or MT32 will drastically improve the sound design. My main critique revolves around the campaign's lack of depth. It's essentially an endless grind of accumulating points and medals without dying until you eventually grow bored, which prevents me from giving it a perfect 5-star rating. I also wished for more night missions to truly leverage the stealth aspect. However, these are minor quibbles. F-19 Stealth Fighter is a fantastic game, and at its sale price, it's absolutely worth every penny – especially if, like me, you enjoy diving deep into the mechanics of the games you play.

I haven't played this game in over 20 years and I'm not going to buy it now. This game was great for its time, and considering some of the games I've played since getting back into gaming, great all time. Anyone who grew up with this will attest to that.