This work includes new planes, new graphics options, new damage and weapon modelling updated visual effects. Officially sanctioned and released under the banner of original developers 1C, it combines the original game with all the work that the fans at Team Fusion Simulations-now given access to the game’s source code-were able to cook up. IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover BLITZ Edition is the result. Rather than looking at these mods as some sort of threat, 1C instead worked with Team Fusion and developed an official re-release of the game incorporating their work. Most of the critiques and public commentary surrounding the game could be best summarized as: "meh." But a modding community sprung up around the game, calling itself Team Fusion, and developed a litany of mods for IL-2. The flight-sim game, released way back in 2011, burst onto the gaming market with decidedly luke-warm reviews. Some companies look to shut these modding communities down completely, some threaten them over supposed copyright violations, and some developers choose to embrace the modding community and let mods extend the life of their games to ridiculous lengths.īut few studios have gone as far to embrace modders as developer 1C, makers of IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover. For game developers and publishers, there are lots of ways to react to the modding community that so often creates new and interesting aspects to their games.
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