EF2000 v2.0

EF2000 v2.0 (1997)

by Digital Image Design, Ocean
Genres:Platform, Simulator
Themes:Non-fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:The next version of N/N+ from Metanet Software is available as freeware on PC with level editor, legacy levels and two player co-op.
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This game had a very good dynamic campaign and 10 difficulty levels. The simulation is good. This means it has infinite replay value. I was really jealous from my friends, which could run this game on their computer. Mine was too old for it. I would purchase it now. I hope you publish the MS DOS 2.0 version (the Windows version for old games always have compatibility issues, and the most times you need to play it full screen).
Even though I only had a brief experience with EF2000, I was blown away by its dynamic campaign, flight model, and challenging AI. I hope they bring it to GOG.
user avatar@Mispuntuser avatar@Mispunt
May 04, 2025
It was one of the great flight sims in the 90s, up there with Janes' series and Falcon. Unique in it's setting and gave us a glimps of jet combat in the near future. A true classic.
user avatar@Veloxiuser avatar@Veloxi
May 23, 2025
This is my favorite jet sim. I'd buy it a fourth time if it hit GOG. It has amazing gameplay, a wonderful campaign and an amazing cockpit. I love this game so.
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