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We have completed development of all 8 aircraft for this module, as well as both maps. Let us remind you what is included in the set:



The project's release means it is now available for purchase both on https://il2-series.com/store/item/odessa-leningrad/our website


First, we plan to expand the time periods of the Pilot's Career mode to four full timeframes, two for Odessa and two for Leningrad. Each map will include a timeline for the sieges of these cities in 1941 and their liberation in 1944. In total, these four timeframes will contain 15 (!) chapters. We have currently implemented three of them—two in the Odessa theater of war (1941 and 1944) and one in Leningrad (1941). New chapters will be added with each update.


In addition, we plan to increase the number of seasons for the Gulf of Finland map to five: spring, summer, autumn, the transitional period before and after winter, and winter. Summer and winter have already been released, and the remaining seasons will be added in Q2. We plan to complete the career mode expansion by the end of summer 2026.

Another addition in this version is new historical campaign Ram Squadron dedicated to the actions of the 401st Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force in the summer of 1944. Its main character will be the Spitfire Mk.IXc fighter, which is available to all owners of the Battle of Normandy module.


You will lead a section of Spitfires from the 401st Squadron of the 126th Wing of the Royal Canadian Air Force. Along with attacks on various ground targets, in the summer of 1944, the squadron's pilots engaged in several successful, large-scale air battles, laying the foundation for the future glory of the most effective unit of the 2nd Tactical Air Force. The campaign will culminate in missions to destroy the encircled German forces in the Falaise Pocket.
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