Aerofly FS 1 Flight Simulator

I will admit this game has outstanding graphics and game-play, BUT. once you change OS or buy a new rig, you need to ALSO re-buy the game... in order to play the game you need the CD key they give you which can only be used 1 time. and thats it. uninstall the game, or use a different computer it will say that your CD key is already in use... and trying to contact someone to refund/re-activate your key is not going to help, I have tried contacting them multiple times and gotten nothing helpful at all... I also tried getting my refund from steam support and got no where either... if you are down to spend $40 to use the game on one PC only... and one install only... go for it... if not... avoid this game and the developers... Gameplay 8/10 Support 0/10 Pricing 2/10 Overall... Don't buy this game until price drops to around $10-15... maybe not even then... steam should either get rid of this Scam of a game... or atleast get rid of the 1 use only CD key ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. ********************************************EDIT******************************************************** I think the Devs took my advice and moved on, they fixed the CD key problem and they said ♥♥♥♥ this project and went to another one, the pathetic thing is this game was $50 broken and now its $10 like i said it should be, the devs arent going to add or fix anything else in this game, DO NOT BUY its not even worth the money, and by seeing how the devs work of this game, DONT BUY ANYTHING THEY SELL....

I always wanted to fly, and I bought aerofly FS a few months before starting real life flying lessons. The idea was to be in a Visual Flight Rules (VFR) airplane and familiarize myself with flying, but skip (unknown) procedural parts. aerofly FS isn’t a full flight simulator like MFSX or X-plane, but to my opinion, it succeeds very well in introducing VFR flying. Flight dynamics are accurate; I spent most in-game time in the Cessna 172 Skyhawk, flying VFR over Switzerland, and landing/taking off at all airstrips. I use real VFR circuit patterns and airspace classification information to add to the experience, and just fly VFR flights from one place to the other. I also do a bit of airwork, e.g. maneuvers (stall recovery, steep turns, slow flight, crosswind landings) and procedures (emergency, circuits), but lack of resistance of joystick/pedals and lack of G-force loadings are not making the experience very close to the real deal. But none of these is the game's fault. In that regard, I miss other AI traffic, radio telephony with ATC, simple procedures (e.g. start the engine, turn on landing lights, VOR navigation), and maybe recording capacities. Few additions are planned, but it is still unclear when and how they will be released. Nevertheless, I love flying & I love aerofly FS. Out.

The BEST I mean the best Aerobatic simulator out there. I am a Real World Pilot and I can say this is the closest you can get to a pc software that ACTS like a Real World aerobatic aircraft. I own Xplane, Fsx, Rise of Flight, Cliffs over Dover, Flaming cliffs. Etc. This is the best for aerobatics and sailing.

First of all, i don't really find this a simulator, it's basically just FSX gone arcade. First thing i noticed when i was in a plane, there is not one button in the cockpits you can touch, something i love to do is start my planes on my own. You can't even assign keys to like Fuel Pump and such. The game just tosses you on the runway and thats it. There is also no Air Traffic Control and the world is completely dead, there is no traffic what so ever, no other planes, cars, or boats. The towns are also complete wastelands, it looks like they just took google earth scenery from Switzerland and placed them on the game world, and the only place where you can find some buildings is the airports. The graphics look nice but the scenery when you are up close are not nice to look at. From kilometers in the air, they look nice but on the ground not at all, at one point i was taxing off the runway onto a road that looked like someone took a smear of grey that was the road on a smear of green that was suppose to look like grass. This game is not worth it at this price and should be at half its price.

FYI, if you're seeing the reviews of people saying that it is a 1-time install, that USED to be true, but they fixed it quite a while ago: http://steamcommunity.com/games/aerofly-fs/announcements/detail/125324505248380391 I've played this game only a little bit and absolutely loved it. Flying through the topology of Switzerland is the only reason I bought this and it did not disappoint at all. The flight controls are fairly easy and it has surprisingly realistic physics. Terrain and textures are really great compared to most flight sims. Wish it had support for the Oculus Rift CV1, would be even more amazing with that.

Good flight SIM, nice and easy setup. GOod flightmodel and scenerey. Only a few aircarft though, and you only fly in one well detailed area. That said, it's a little like the old MS flight SIM games in terms of UI and easy setup. Doesn't take a while to setup like X-plane, and it's a lot more poilished in the UI area. Good controller detection support as well. It's a great starter or casual SIM experience. Would def reccomend .

If the Alps looks the same as it does in this simulator in real life then I better pack my bags because Aerofly FS is one of the most beautiful and well optimised simulations out there. Unfortunately, the detail Aerofly has put into its scenery has meant the sacrifice of detail in the [i]simulation[/i] aspect of its simulator. Fuel mixtures, Air Traffic Control, A.I. aircraft and Autopilot are amongst a handful of things that are simply not present in Aerofly FS. It is very clear that Aerofly is meant to be a VFR simulator, with its comparatively small gameworld, small range of aircraft, and lack of radio communication, and whilst this is ultimately all-right, it may deter more experienced simmers from investing a lot of time into it. Despite lacking in a detailed simulation, however, Aerofly FS has understood and captured the joys of flying and sight-seeing very well. And with its simple control-scheme and variable flight dynamics, its a considerable investment for someone looking to get into the flight-simulation genre.

aerofly FS is a flight sim for beginners and more advanced pilots. The glider and ultra-light flight simulation is really rather good. The sim can be used for training approaches and landings with single-engine propeller aircraft as well. There are plenty of airfields and nice scenery from Switzerland to fly in. The simulation is not that good for fighter jets, you need to look at DCS for high-quality simulation of those. However, jets in this can be fun still even if not most accurate flight simulation. The developers of aerofly also have different product for RC-plane and helicopter simulation and training (hook up RC transmitter to PC for example), if you aim at improving RC skills then that might be better choice. Depending on what you are after this does have good points and value for money. For relaxing and training with glider or ultra-light this is a good choice. For combat with modern jets you need to look at other choices.