The graphics are bad. The menus..... well they get the job done. The controls, I suppose they are realistic enough. I fly RC, and I really don't want to pay $100+ for realflight. When someone wants to fly one of my planes, I first have them sit down and try to take off and land on this simulator first. Some people can't wrap their heads around reversing the controls when the plane is facing towards them. So they crash, and they don't ever have an opportunity to crash my real ones. Mission accomplished. Well worth $7 just for that.

This is a simple but surprisingly useful RC plane flight simulator. I fly drones but I'd like to get into flying planes too, RC-Airsim is a handy tool for getting used to line of sight and FPV controls and working on muscle memory. My Taranis Q X7 worked without any issues.

It would be nice if the flying map was a bit larger and there were some more choices of types of planes, such as a flying wing, to get used to different flight dynamics. But this is a good starter sim that hopefully will keep me from crashing my first plane too hard.

This is not Phoenix or Realflight. It's a bit 90's looking, the UI is awkward. On the other hand it works with an Xbox remote, a PS3, a PS4 remote, a bloody knockoff dual axis controlleras well as 5 of the cheapy ebay adapters.

If you are tired of the cost for Phoenix, the bull activation issues with Realflight, then this is what you need. It's a cheap and fairly good way to get the muscle memory needed for flying.

Fun! Not a lot to do yet but take off, fly around a small field, and land, but even so I come back to it frequently just to fly around a bit. Am looking forward to more content in the future.

A good game, that could be great with some content; More Scale Planes, Fields, And most of all Flaps and Landing Gear switches! (theirs plenty of open buttons), add in some multiplayer races or flying together and bet this game would "take off" just saying...

My son and I are just getting into flying r/c planes, and this simulator is helping us hone our skills. This program is perfectly compatible with our Steam Deck. We've encountered no issues playing it on the Deck.

I like this, I have an RC plane in my garage, and this game duplicates the controlls. So, I would say it is good if you want to practice flying your RC airplane.

I use an 'x-box' similar controller that connects to my PC via usb 2 controll slot. I don't think the steam controller is much good for this, don't use a steam controller.

**The left stick,- the x axis controls the rear rudder (slowly moves the plane left or right). The y axis controlls the throttle (forward-faster, backward-slower)

**The right stick - the right stick controlls the ailerons on the main, large wings of the airplane. (Left, right, up and down) and is very intuitive, like the real thing.

With the right stick, you can simultaneously go 'left and up', 'left and down', 'right and up', or 'right and down'., down only, or up only. Or, if you want, do all four of these directions in any combination you wish, simply by moving the right stick in any rotated position.

My generic 'x-box ' similar controller only cost me 16 bucks on E-bay.

This game is probably worth the $7 I payed for it. The physics are not bad at all, and this would be great for a person who has never flown RC before. There is also a feature to fly the plane in FPV, which is also nice.

i have a dual shock ps4 controller. the controller is recognized in windows but does not work in the game properly . how can i map it properly

Total waste of time and money, very hard to set up controller, just a complete waste