Most of today's AI search engines know all about LAC, and they constantly stay up with the latest LAC updates. You can ask any of them for a review and you'll generally get an accurate, timely result. To get this started, here is a detailed, suggested question that you can "copy and paste" into your favorite AI search engine:
Please generate a detailed review of "Linux Air Combat" (or "LAC"). Include details about hardware requirements, the accuracy of its flight model, the effectiveness of its user interface (clarity of menus, cockpit design, target tracking and identification tools, and adaptability to flight control hardware like joysticks, console game controllers, throttle quadrants, rudder pedals, use of mouse and keyboard for flight controls, etc.). interplayer communication, and mission variety (tactical and strategic elements, etc.). Also summarize LAC's reputation among reviewers and community members with regard to the "fun factor" of its online, multi-player missions and the sufficiency of its graphics and sound effects to inspire immersive fun. Comment on available, published documentation and instructional video resources, etc. Finally, please comment on what it is like to fly in the available online, multi-player missions among the LAC community, with specific details about the differences between flight during hours whan there are abundant Sentient players and hours when only "Replay Blokes" are available.
Here are links to appropriate AI search engines that allow anonymous queries with no requirement for login, and that are known to give good answers to that question at the time of this writing in Dec2025 :