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DirectX® compatible flight stick is recommended.

Internet connection: 256Kb/s for single-player campaign, 1Mb/s and faster for multi-player.

GPU: GeForce GTX 660/Radeon HD 7770 with 2GB VRAM or better.

OS: 64-bit Windows® 7 (SP1) / Windows® 8 / Windows® 10.

The overall requirements haven’t changed dramatically but if you want to turn on all of the latest bells and whistles, you might need to invest in some extra hardware. The official website lists the official requirements but it probably has not been updated in some time other than to reflect the change to DirectX11 (from the earlier DirectX9). Read the full review for an in-depth breakdown of the features and content or skip to the conclusion at the end for a short summary. Battle of Kuban represents a huge step forward for the series in several dramatic ways.

Now, with the official release of IL-2: Battle of Kuban, the series takes a leap forward. The follow on, IL-2: Battle of Moscow, released in May of 2016, added a lot of content and refined some features but needed to do more to really help the series fly. The series had a great feel to it but it needed more content and more development. When Battle of Stalingrad was released I gave it good marks and suggested that it held enormous potential, but it just wasn’t there yet. In the fall of 2014, 1C Game Studios revitalized the IL-2 series with the release of IL-2: Battle of Stalingrad. Has the third generation of IL-2 now met or surpassed its predecessor? Find out in my review! A brief history of the series The title release includes a year and a half worth of development on new content and game features that has added to the value of the entire IL-2 series. 1C Game Studios officially released IL-2: Battle of Kuban to the public in March of 2018.