Lakehopper

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An excellent foundation to build onto a great concept. I personally LOVE these types of games (I'm a big advocate of passionate indie dev projects in general), with like 600 hours on games like American Truck Sim and a library full of niche simulator games that I've got various amounts of time in, the relaxed waiting and the journey is part of the experience to me, even if not a whole lot is happening actively. This pretty much is targeted directly at people like me, who find appeal in the process itself, rather than what the result of that process might be. If that isn't for you, then this will not be what you enjoy, and that's okay! :) Niche games are my gaming butter and bread. I really didn't find myself with much downtime anyway as I was checking navigation dials, watching the horizon for landmass landmarks to navigate by, admiring said horizon, and adjusting things. I can't really offer any true complaints either, because everything I saw was "I can see where this could be expanded and built onto for more depth", rather than experiencing any issues or judging the emptier features as they currently are. For example, the lack of weather dynamics, additions to the world to make it feel more lived in, etc., the jobs you complete mean nothing at this current stage, there is no money or reward incentive for delivering said cargo, your reward right now is the journey and experience. All of these things will enhance the overall feel and fun if added or expanded upon, but none of these things are inherently complaints, just "I am ready for more." Which is good! The manuals are easy to understand, and the flight process is easy to learn and understand, but difficult to master, which is a great balance. I feel strongly that while as with all EA games there are other aspects that can be tweaked to add to the process, the core of this is solidly built and well thought out. I had a very stable experience as well. I experienced no bugs, I never once felt like I was fighting the game or controls, rather I was making my own mistakes. The physics simulation, the flight simulation, and the feeling I got from being cramped into a tiny metal box 5000 feet in the sky feels REALLY good for a game at this stage of development, so I commend the developer for the work already done. I'm excited to see how this develops to enhance the experience, but even as is, I felt like I got my value from the current price tag. Highly recommend this to anyone who is like me, and loves the experience this is bringing to the table and the promise of more. With a passionate developer, and a dedicated supportive community, the game has the potential to reach great heights! (See what I did there?) 10/10 Would nosedive into the ocean again.

great game for training pilots the basics of aviation, insanely realistic

You know a simulator is "great" when they go so far down a rabbit hole that flying a plane in GTA V still feels better.

Cool game, would've liked more places to visit and maybe some different cargo, but other then that I like the idea of it and think the aircraft is pretty detailed, cant wait to see what comes next!!

this game is so dang good and has huge potential but right now it kinda lacks motive so usually I stop playing after one flight. I think once a bigger map and a motive for flying or doing jobs is added I'll have an even better time playing this game.

Lustiges Spiel, ich hoffe das in Zukunft noch mehr Orte und vielleicht noch andere Ladungen oder Flugzeugerweiterungen. Das Spiel hat mega Potenzial.