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Aces of Thunder Single Player Trailer Revealed for PS VR2

Gaijin Entertainment has released a new trailer for the single-player campaign of Aces of Thunder. Check it out below. Here’s a description: Experience the thrill of aerial combat like never before with Aces of Thunder, the next VR game developed specifically for PlayStation VR2. It will be exclusively focused on aerial combat and distributed as […]

By Ivan Nikolai Barkow CastilhoAugust 12, 2025 · 1 min read

Gaijin Entertainment has released a new trailer for the single-player campaign of Aces of Thunder. Check it out below.

Here’s a description:

Experience the thrill of aerial combat like never before with Aces of Thunder, the next VR game developed specifically for PlayStation VR2. It will be exclusively focused on aerial combat and distributed as a paid title.

With various online competitive modes available, including team vs. team and individual duels, you’ll test your skills against other virtual pilots in intense dogfights.

The game’s physically accurate flight and damage models, derived from War Thunder, ensure battles remain immersive and authentic—exclusively from the cockpit view with full control over all flight systems.

Aces of Thunder will feature dozens of legendary World War II aircraft like the American P-51 Mustang and British Spitfire at launch, with more combat planes from other eras arriving in future expansions.

Stay tuned for the release date announcement and prepare for takeoff in Aces of Thunder!

Aces of Thunder will release for PS5, PS VR2, and PC.

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