it in 2001. Reception Computer Gaming World in 1990 called Air Warrior "the most exciting [wargame] I've played", warning players to "be resigned to spending some money on it, though, because time flies while you do". 1991 and 1993 surveys in the magazine of strategy and war games gave it three and a half stars out of five. The magazine in 1993 praised the flight models' accuracy, stating that it forced pilots to choose correctly when selecting aircraft to fly against other humans. The magazine suggested that if Kesmai were to add some upgrades to the offline single-player mode it would "blow away any of the competition". In a 1994 survey of wargames the magazine gave the title four stars out of five, noting its high cost but reporting that it was "Continually being revised and updated". In 1997 Next Generation named Air Warrior as number six on their "Top 10 Online Game Picks". They noted that "Kesmai did what was thought impossible at the time - put out a multiplayer flight sim online with a persistent environment." References Sources Anderson, Brooke P. (1997). How to Fly and Fight in Air Warrior, Appendix: History of Air Warrior. Brooks, M. Evan (2001). dates of release for some versions of Air Warrior. Book of MacDweeb, 1999. satirical history of Air Warrior for Macintosh in the spirit of the Wingless Cafe. External links 1988 video games 3DO Interactive Multiplayer games Amiga games Atari ST games Classic Mac OS games Combat flight simulators Commodore CDTV games DOS games Electronic Arts franchises FM Towns games Konami games Multiplayer and single-player video games Video games developed in the United States World War II flight simulation video games