I've been playing flying games since the 90's. The controls are by far the worst of any I've ever played. It took me 10 minutes to get out of the first menu and launch the training mission. Once I took off and was told to raise the gear I couldn't grab the control to do it and crashed. I got it the second try, but I have no idea how I did it. I tried doing some simple turns. The plane went into an unrecoverable spin and crashed. The third try I realized I was supposed to fly through rings. I made it to the coast despite the controls fighting me the entire time. I started the turn to fly back to land and it went into an uncontrollable spin and crashed into the ocean. 4th try I made the turn back to land and throttled up to climb over the cliff. The plane just kept loosing altitude and I crashed into the cliff. Rage quit, requested a refund, and uninstalled the game

It misses the mark on everything It's not a good simulator and it's to convoluted to be a good SIM cade. I don't know whose idea it was to have players try and navigate a menu and bind controls off of a postcard that you hold with one hand with VR controls but in practice it doesn't work. I own other flight simulators and a racing simulator with 3DOF 4 Actuator motion a belt tensioner, Bass shakers etc So I'm used to dealing with software (simhub, Qubic systems, Moza pit house) But trying to bind my Thrustmaster HOTAS set up was a pain in the ass. I'm sure once you understand the UI it's fine but it's just not intuitive i.e I hade control set to inverted but they weren't inverted and I don't know what all the little arrows are supposed to represent because they didn't match any direction that I could tell. With time the UI could be figured out and will probably make sense once you understand their little schematic but honestly there are better options that already exist so I don't really want to invest the time. The graphics aren't great and somehow it looks the exact same in my 4K micro OLED headset that it does using my Quest 3. There are other flight and racing simulators that were designed as flat screen games with a VR mode added that feels more native to VR than this does. The only thing that separates this from them is being able to use motion controls. I'm disappointed because this is an experienced developer and the UI is just so bad. I could have played in flat screen to set up all my controls Like I do with most Sims but the little bit that I played with motion controls I wasn't impressed enough to go through the headache and honestly because this is supposed to be a VR game I should be able to set it up easily through VR. But this is just my opinion and you have a two hour return window so if you're interested try it out. If you're only going to use motion controls and that's the experience you want I'm suer It's fine for what it is.

this game actually sucks ♥♥♥♥ id rather jump of a bloody bridge than play this ♥♥♥♥