Sopwith VR
Early access since Dec 2018
Shoot down triplanes and attack tanks with your Sopwith biplane. Simple World War One flight combat simulator with touch controls, airfoil physics, computer-controlled opponents, and destructible environments, inspired by David L. Clark's classic DOS game from 1984.
86% positive · 340 reviews
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In early access, development status unclear
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Development Uncertain
Not yet
In early access, development status unclear
Low confidence
Development Uncertain
Where to get it
Free on Steam
Evaluation
Sopwith VR entered Steam Early Access on December 26, 2018 and received a steady stream of feature updates through early 2019, with the most recent being Update 0.5.1 on April 3, 2019. Since that date — now over seven years ago — there have been no further developer communications of any kind: no patches, no announcements, no roadmap, and no statement about the game's future or completion plans. The game remains listed in Early Access with no public indication of when or whether it will reach a 1.0 release. Given the complete absence of developer activity since April 3, 2019, it is unclear whether development is still ongoing.
Evidence
Update 0.5.1 added animal sounds and a Lewis gun — the last known developer communication of any kind.
Update 0.5.0 added new maps, friendly aircraft, level selection, and various gameplay improvements.
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Developer
Publisher
David Mohr Gould
Achievements
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Platform
Windows
Controller
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Steam Deck
Unsupported
Players
Single-player
About this game
Shoot down triplanes and attack tanks with your Sopwith biplane. Simple World War One flight combat simulator with touch controls, airfoil physics, computer-controlled opponents, and destructible environments, inspired by David L. Clark's classic DOS game from 1984.
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Last evaluated Jun 26, 2026
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