If you’ve ever wanted to blow stuff up from a flying death machine that handles like a joystick-fueled fever dream, WarJetz for the PlayStation 2 is here to make your explosions loud and your brain slightly confused—in the best possible way. Developed by The 3DO Company and released in 2001, this spiritual successor to World Destruction League: Thunder Tanks ditches tanks for jet-fueled mayhem across dozens of explosive arenas.

You’ll pilot a variety of heavily armed aircraft through futuristic battlegrounds, racking up cash and points while dodging missiles, laser blasts, and the occasional “what is even happening right now?” moment. With arcade-style gameplay, wild power-ups, and enough chaos to make your PS2 sweat, WarJetz delivers the kind of button-mashing aerial warfare that only the early 2000s could provide.

Split-screen multiplayer lets you dogfight your friends into submission, while single-player mode gives you all the destruction you could want—minus the trash talk.

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1. Developed and published by The 3DO Company
2. Arcade-style aerial combat with cash-based scoring and upgrades
3. Multiple aircraft with unique stats and weapon loadouts
4. Single-player and split-screen multiplayer modes
5. A loud, fast, and gloriously over-the-top PS2 hidden gem