T.O.R.E - FIGHTERSTHE NEXT SORTIE
Combat flight simulation / Rebuilt in RustLinux · Windows · macOS
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A CLASSIC FLIGHT SIM. A NEW SORTIE.

T.O.R.EFighters

THE FIGHTERS ANTHOLOGY REBUILD

Back in the cockpit.

The skies you remember. A new engine underneath. A ground-up rebuild of Jane’s Fighters Anthology, made to bring the experience forward.

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IN DEVELOPMENT · YOUR ORIGINAL GAME COPY REQUIREDCOVER: AVIATION PHOTOGRAPHY
Classic at heartModern foundationsOpen source / GPL-3.0
Milestone 2, multiplayer, delivered in v0.2.x. Currently building: Milestone 3, single missions and campaigns.Read the development status

Ready for your next sortie

The latest dispatch.

Builds on GitHub

Choose your platform. Visit GitHub for the current release and download details.

Bring your own Fighters Anthology files. Builds are unsigned; the installation guide covers setup and first launch. Dedicated servers for Windows, macOS and Linux are on the release page; see the server guide.

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01 / The briefing

The experience.
The ambition.
The next generation.

Tasteful. Opinionated. Reverse Engineered. T.O.R.E is about recovering what it felt like to fly Fighters Anthology, then giving that experience a future.

Original aircraft data, theaters, cockpit art, menus, and sound come from your own game files. A new Rust engine brings modern controls, a steady simulation, and a foundation for much bigger things.

It is a work in progress. Faithful gameplay is the goal, with deliberate improvements and openly documented approximations along the way.

36Original aircraft ported
16Theaters + 59 variants
120 HzFixed simulation rate
3Desktop platforms

02 / Inside the rebuild

Cleared for a new era.

Already in the development build. Each system is still being refined toward the full Fighters Anthology experience.

A pilot seen through the canopy of a real fighter aircraft

Your aircraft. Your cockpit.

Fly 36 original aircraft, from the F/A-18D, F-14D and F-22 variants to the A-10, the AC-130 gunship, the AH-64 and the V-22. Source cockpit art, a responsive HUD, instrument windows, external views, and animated aircraft bring each sortie to life.

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Four real F-4 aircraft in formation above a cloud-dotted landscape

A familiar world below.

Explore all 16 original theaters and 59 map variants. Original terrain artwork, scenery, airports, day and night skies, clouds, fog, and moving ocean surfaces set the scene.

Explore the theaters
A real F-22 climbing through vapor with its afterburners lit

Make every sortie yours.

Set up a Quick Mission alone or with up to 30 pilots online, in co-op or PvP. Choose your aircraft, theater, weapons and fuel, then fly air combat and ground attack against defended targets, or host a dedicated server.

Read the feature matrix

Fly with your own setup

Keyboard, gamepad, joystick, throttle, and pedals. Rebind controls, save profiles, and enable controller rumble.

The original atmosphere

Imported menu art and sounds, in-flight situation music, and spatial combat audio reconnect the sights and sounds.

A foundation built to last

Linux, Windows, and macOS support. A deterministic 120 Hz simulation runs independently of rendering, including headless.

Aircraft photos above are real-world photography, not game screenshots or a promise of the flyable roster. Combat, flight tuning, and mission systems remain in development. See current limits.

A real Rafale receiving fuel in flight

Faithful first. Opinionated second.

Keep the soul.
Extend the range.

The aim is the gameplay you remember, with thoughtful additions you can understand. The original experience sets the course. Every approximation is documented.

04 / The flight plan

A long-range mission.

The faithful quick fight and multiplayer are delivered. Next, single missions and the campaigns, then tools and the wider world. This is the broad sequence, not a release calendar.

  1. 00Foundation / ongoing

    Spec & salvage

    Recover formats, record the behavior that matters to players, and establish a portable Rust engine. Research continues as the game grows.

  2. 01Delivered / v0.1.x

    Faithful quick fight

    Menus, terrain, flight, opponents, sensors, and weapons in a complete quick-fight loop, with installers and first-run import on all three platforms.

  3. 02Delivered / v0.2.x+

    Multiplayer

    Meet in the Internet or Direct Network lounges, set up a shared Quick Mission, and fly co-op or PvP with up to 30 pilots, or on a dedicated server. Later milestones extend multiplayer to more modes.

  4. 03In development / 1.0 target

    Missions & campaigns

    Single missions and the original campaigns: objectives, pilot records, saves, carrier operations, and more aircraft. Multiplayer expands to campaigns, then single missions.

  5. 04Planned

    Tools for creators

    Aircraft and asset tools, a mission editor, sound profiles, and a mod loader. Build and share without having to write the engine.

  6. 05Planned

    The remaster layer

    Optional upgrades to menus, terrain, cockpits, lighting, and systems. Keep the classic presentation available with the extra layers switched off.

  7. 06Planned

    A persistent war

    A shared, lasting campaign with air and ground operations. Choose roles, support the wider battle, and return to a world that carries on.

  8. 07Planned

    Beyond the original maps

    Tools for custom terrain, shareable community theaters, and new aircraft and objects built through the creator tools.

Read the full development roadmap What changed in each releaseOUTLINE UPDATED 23 OCT 2026 · PLANS MAY EVOLVE
Two real Thunderbirds F-16s flying a mirrored formation

05 / Join the flight line

Your copy.
A new way to fly.

Bring your own Fighters Anthology files. The importer reads your media locally. No original game data comes with the engine, and the original executable is never run.

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