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•: 17 October 2008 •: 10 December 2008 •: 7 March 2009 •: 2 April 2009 Mode(s) Singleplayer, multiplayer Digital Combat Simulator World ( DCS World) is a. It includes a free attack aircraft and, an unarmed training variant of the. DCS is expandable through additional modules as well as user-made add-ons and mods. While the Su-25T and TF-51D are free, additional modules (aircraft and maps) developed by both and third party developers are only available by purchase.

Future and upcoming modules include the, the, the, and various other aircraft. DCS: World is considered one of the foremost combat flight simulators currently available, with its fully simulated aircraft being meticulously created and accurate to their real-life counterparts. Some aircraft, such as the and, have cockpit interaction that is identical to that of the real aircraft. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] DCS world traces its lineage directly from the series of combat flight simulator games. Published DCS Worlds' direct predecessor with as (LOMAC). The aircraft from LOMAC are still available.

The first module (though not until later referred to as a module) added to DCS was DCS: Black Shark (released in 2008) as a stand-alone simulation. Originally it was an add-on for the previous Lock On: Modern Air Combat series, but was deemed necessary to use a different engine. The second module added to DCS was DCS: A-10C Warthog (2010). Originally released as a stand-alone simulation, but offering multiplayer compatibility with Black Shark, it was one of the first native 64-bit flight simulators. In 2011, DCS World was launched with concept of plug-in 'modules'. This allowed using previously stand-alone simulations in same scenario while sharing assets. DCS: A-10C Warthog was made available as plug-in module, while DCS: Black Shark became DCS: Black Shark 2 as part of an upgrade to the simulation.

In October 2015, DCS World was relaunched under the guise of DCS World 1.5 via a free update. 'DCS World 1.5' brought all the current aircraft, ground units, and terrain into the new Eagle Dynamics Graphics Engine (EDGE) featuring. In November 2015, DCS World 2.0 was released in open alpha format via a free update. 'DCS World 2.0' gained the ability to add new theaters of war, such as the new Nevada Test & Training Range. The Caucasus map was in the process of being updated, and was not yet compatible with DCS 2.0.