Also included on the CD are two manuals giving some background information about how fighter pilots became so important throughout the Great War. You also have the ability to create custom missions that you build yourself. Bullseye also has links to some extra missions on their website. It includes six air bases, Allied and German bases are paired, two in the north, two in the middle and two in the south. There are a few token towns in the world for some historical reference, and so you don't get totally lost.
Graphics are the game's one weak point.
Without RAVE acceleration they consist primarily of crude polygons and limited textures. With RAVE, the textures are improved but still fall short of what's expected with today's hardware, although cloud and haze effects are employed and the actual planes look quite nice. The game play on the whole is good, although it's hard to play the game with a mouse, let alone the iMac's mouse, and trackballs are out of the question. If you are new to flight simulations, Bullseye's titles are a great start, although you might check out the demo of Flying Circus before actually buying it.