Footage: FLIR

You are not watching a highlight reel. You are the FLIR feed.

Footage: FLIR is a long-range gunship game seen only through a low-resolution thermal sight. There is no third-person camera and no free look outside the optic. You search, lock, and fire from miles out over desert and mountain. Fog or a sandstorm can roll through the feed.

THE FEED

▪ Fixed first-person FLIR only

▪ Low-resolution military footage style

▪ Engagements out to 5 km, with fog from 1 km

▪ Fog or a sandstorm eases in, holds, and clears, then returns until the sortie ends

▪ Fog can bring rain or snow on the optic, depending on the map

▪ Clouds drift across the optic

THE AIRCRAFT

▪ AHD-46 attack helicopter: 30mm chaingun, rockets, Hellfire

▪ AGC-103U gunship: 25mm, 40mm, 105mm

▪ AGC-103J gunship: 30mm autocannon, 105mm

You fly and maneuver the aircraft yourself — not a fixed orbit, not a gunner seat only.

Vehicle movement and weapon specs are built to feel real, with easy controls.

Call in off-screen fire support when you need weight on a target.

Unlock an allied wingman (AHD-46, AGC-103U, or AGC-103J) with Battle Credits — it joins at mission start and fights on its own.

On the AGC-103, right-click lead predicts impact for the active gun; you cannot IFF by whether lock works.

THE MISSIONS

▪ 12 mission types: hold the line, protect a VIP, extract civilians, hunt an HVT, wipe convoys, tanks, AA, destroy weapon caches, and more

▪ Easy / Normal / Hard

▪ Each sortie is 15 minutes

▪ Upgrade seven tracks per aircraft (six on the AGC-103J) and raise Battle Rate

PLAY

▪ Solo or online co-op, up to 3 players

▪ Partial controller support — gamepad works alongside keyboard and mouse, with its own rebinds

▪ 8 languages

▪ Built to run on low-spec PCs

▪ Turn the aircraft engine and explosion sounds on or off, and shape the feed the way you want