MI HA VERAMENTE STUPITO..SUPER VELOCE NEL CARICAMENTO, OTTIMA GRAFICA SENZA DOVER AVERE UN SUPER COMPUTER, POSSIEDO ANCHE MSFS 2020 MA PREFERISCO USARE AEROFLY FS4, SE AVESSE ANCHE METEO REALE E VARIAZIONE STAGIONALE ( E MAGARI ATC ) PER ME SAREBBE IL TOP. SPERIAMO CHE IN FUTURO LI AGGIUNGANO INSIEME A QUALCHE ALTRO AEREO. OTTIMO L'ULTIMO AGGIORNAMENTO CON LO STREAMING E AEROPORTI GLOBALI ANCHE SEPER ORA IN BETA. CONTINUATE COSI'

Per me il miglior simulatore, soprattutto se si usa in VR.

Ottimo simulatore,con dettagli grafici eccezionali.Aerei riprodotti,realmente con strumentazione completa.Bisognerebbe soltanto creare un modo per far si che il meteo possa essere scaricato in condizioni reali.Lo consiglio per chi come me ha la passione del simulatore di volo

Fantastico

Grafica ben fatta...simulatore all'altezza delle aspettative, nulla da invidiare a MS FS2020

Eccezionale!. Con gli aggiornamenti degli scenari è probabilmente il migliore simulatore VR come rapporto qualità/prezzo/requisiti . Senza essere esoso in merito a risorse hardware riesce a donare una completa immersività con una qualità grafica davvero notevole.

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Simulatore eccezionale. Su MacBook Air M1 gira che è un piacere, in maniera assolutamente fluida e realistica. Assolutamente consigliato!!! Complimenti agli sviluppatori.

EDIT: I have decided to give this game a thumbs up, cuz of lots of improvements and patches that have followed after my original review. The only gripe I still have with the game is the awful sounding jet engines. I´m still hoping for improved engine sounds in the future.

Original review:

First off it pains me a little that you have to give a thumbs up or down. I´d rather give this one a "side thumb" , cuz while I can´t wholeheartedly recommend this sim as is, it might still be something for you. Here´s why:

This game is to be honest just a facelift of Aerofly FS2 with a few additional features (like better aircraft lighting and air traffic) with a few additional aircraft (extra charge) and "challenges", which are just flight pattern or airline A to B flights. No briefing or intro or ATC. Kind of a lackluster presentation tbh. The VR performance like in FS2 is great and way better compared to other flight sims, but it comes at a price - the graphics look somewhat dated and unspectacular. It´s ok for instrument flying, but if you´re looking for a stunning outside visual experience or VFR (low) flying - look elsewhere. There are a few bugs that I have noticed like apron lights going on and off when you´re overflying an airport or the home menu moving along slightly with your head-movement (Reverb G2/Steam VR). Plus the jet engine sounds are still sounding horrendous like in FS2. Yuck.
I guess I´m a little bit miffed about paying serious cash for this sim as is - even though it was discounted during Steam´s summer sale. Like I said: To me it just feels like a facelift of FS2, and not like a truly new and improved title. Maybe some patches in the future will help mitigate this. If you own Aerofly FS2 there are really just a few good reasons to upgrade, like the improved lighting, but other things like for instance the A320 cockpit haven´t been improved at all - they are the exact same as in FS2 .

All in all if you´re looking for the smoothest flight sim VR experience available right now - this is it. Look no further. If you´re looking for high sophistication and stunning textures and visuals - you´re probably better off with FS 2020 and your favorite aircraft add-on. If you´re wondering if you should get FS2 or FS4 : Get FS4. It is a step up, but unfortunately not much of a step.

PROs:

- silky smooth VR (even with lower spec GPUs after some tweaking)
- Quick repositioning on final or takeoff possible (perfect for training)
- Quick loading times on SSD or M.2
- Aircraft handling feels spot-on
- Aircraft exterior lights finally implemented and working
- Finally some European scenery, now in hi-res thanks to the September 2022 update,

CONs:

- still quite a few bugs in VR (Hp G2: flickering, head movement shaky, etc.) might be better with other HMD
- graphics look dated - but way better than a FFS visual.
- Aircraft sounds not very sophisticated (especially jets), sound kinda artificial or "arcady"
- Very basic weather settings
- Turbulence simulation is really just trim wheel going haywire
- FMS functions have no high level of sophistication, lots of features not implemented
- No missed approach data in FMS
- no ATC

TL;DR: A very solid title. Pure, simple flying, without the complexity that pervades other simulators. A delightful introductory title to flight simulation or for someone who just wants to fly and relax.

Full review

Aerofly FS4 might seem like a small player against the big giants in the flight simulator world, but that is something that it turns into a strength. It is accessible, relaxing and simple. And by simple, I mean elegant, rather than rough or primitive. It is a very polished experience, with solid underlying flight physics.

The graphics are very nice. Crisp and clean and the framerate is stunningly good. The scenery looks very convincing from altitude. Probably more so than other simulators. In the recent patch, they fixed the road/rail lines, so these look good now. Sure, if you get down low you will find anomalies, but this applies to all sims, incl. MSFS and XP12. I think the only complaint that I would have is that it is not clear from the map where the detailed and non-detailed areas are. As a result, I find I need to double check both ends of my flight before I set off, just to ensure that I am not flying to a runway in an otherwise unrendered area.

The UI is logical, A little unexpected in places, perhaps, but I quickly got use to it. There are useful UI indicators to help a novice, although I think the help buttons should be filled in for all the pages.

The sim ships with a good survey of aircraft, from 100-year-old biplanes to WWII aircraft to jets, airliners, trainers, helicopters and general aviation. I've haven't tried them all, as I keep gravitating to the HC135, Jungmann and R22 - all of which are very good. The R22 was rather squirrely (even by my standards, and I'm used to the SA342!). I found the gliders to be a delightful surprise.

There is an aircraft addon pack available (I haven't tried this yet), but FS4 doesn't have the volume of aircraft types as MSFS or Xplane. However, the ones it does have are all well modelled and of high quality.

The sounds are very good. Getting good quality aircraft sounds helps a lot with immersion, and FS4 does an excellent job of it.

It's a big download (once unpacked, it takes up 157.6 GB of disk space with Euro Parts 1 & 2, which auto-install via Steam), but I prefer that to, say, streamed scenery (with the delays glitches and competition for bandwidth that entails) or having to download and install lots of hand-picked scenery packs. FS4 keeps it simple in this regard.

What is nice, is that it runs "out of the box", without vast quantities of setup (I ran immediately, without adjust any controls nor any keybindings). I've not had a single software crash with it. Many hours later and I still haven't found the need to re-map a key. It starts up quickly and you can set-up and fly really easily. For a casual relaxing flight, I find myself gravitating to Aerofly FS4, rather than firing up my heavy-duty sims.


Summary

There is no perfect simulator; they are all different with higher/lower degrees of realism or quality in a plethora of different areas. Aerofly FS2 does a good job all-round, even if there are other titles that can do some individual things better. However, for a core flight-simming experience, this is excellent.