The trouble is, it isn't a game that's been designed to be fun per se, and while many people will love it I suspect that some, attracted by the subject rather than the software, will be in for a rather confusing time".

The neatly designed campaign element will satisfy strategy fans, while the instant death merchant will enjoy the ability to zip straight into the heart of a dogfight.

[4] Paul Rigby for Computer Games Strategy Plus said: "An enthusiast with cash to spare might find Super Fulcrum worth a look for its technical achievements.

[5] Kati Hamza for The One for ST Games wrote that "there's nothing else quite like it: it's nice to see a politically neutral flight sim for once and if you're after a technically impressive flying experience Soviet-style, MiG 29M is hard to beat".

[6] David Wilson for Zero said: "If you loved the first game [...] or if it's the notion of flying MiGs that really turns you on, this version is radically improved in the playability stakes and also offers a whole new scenario".