Radar Identified

Totally solid game, no crashes, no major bugs so far. I've played many ATC games and it's a subject not many games do well. Although just launched, this game already feels like it is done well, and realistically. Edit: After launch the dev has updated twice a week at least. This game is going places! US expansion in the works! Love it so far!

Very cool game with a solid implementation. For a game, it already feels quite realistic. There are still a few things here and there that don’t quite fit, but since it just launched today (and is still in early access), that’s totally understandable.

After almost 5 hours (4.7 hrs) of playtime, I can already draw a very positive conclusion about "Radar Identified". Anyone interested in air traffic control (ATC) who enjoys coordinating complex processes will definitely get their money's worth here. It's a subject that many other games fail at, but here it has been implemented excellently. Realism and Gameplay For an Early Access title, the simulation already feels extremely realistic and well thought out. The game offers a wonderfully authentic challenge. Of course, there are still a few rough edges here and there that don't quite fit yet, but for the beginning of the Early Access phase, that's completely understandable and hardly disrupts the game flow. Technical Performance and Developer Support Technically, "Radar Identified" runs absolutely solidly. I haven't experienced any crashes so far, nor have I encountered any major bugs. But what impresses me the most is the dedication of the developers: The game feels like it is constantly being improved, sometimes with new updates almost every week. The roadmap looks enormously promising (among other things, a US expansion is apparently in the works!), which shows that it is being actively developed with a lot of passion. Conclusion A really good game that is continuously getting better. A very clear recommendation to buy for fans of authentic simulations. I am really looking forward to the upcoming updates and bug fixes!

Very solid and realistic ATC Game. It does a lot for being this early access. The roadmap looks promising and i am looking forward to further updates and bug fixes.

Sehr realistische Simulation für alle, die sich für Flugsicherung interessieren. Wer eine authentische Herausforderung sucht, kommt hier voll auf seine Kosten – klare Kaufempfehlung!

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The best radar atc sim on the place. S tier. Developer is working hard to have the final product ready as soon as possible and he releases updates every week, based on our experience. Highly recomended.

I used to train for a Student-Air Traffic Control License at ACC (Area Control Centre) and as someone who very briefly had the pleasure to work in a simulated environment of ATC (Air Traffic Control) let me tell you that this game is worth every penny. The creator is likely someone who knows the ACC environment extremely well because the game very closely resembles the interface used by some ANSP's (Air Navigation Services Providers) and that is enough for a proof of its greatness. I admire the attention to detail and that the game is so complex on such an early state of development. It even demands a great deal of cognitive work when playing on 100% capacity : ) If you are someone who is looking for a great simulation of ACC's ATCO (Air Traffic Control Officer) work then play this game. You won't be disappointed.

Radar Identified is a game with a big potential ! The basics are really well developed and features are coming frequently ! I Hope the game will continue grow during its Early Access period !

Its realistic mechanism and lightweight footprint make this game a good companion for low-end machines, notebooks and even my Surface Go. Though I would suggest bringing a mouse with you! Since its release, a lot of features have been added to the game in its early access phase, which seem promising for its future. The developers are listening to their community and opening new communication channels, such as Discord. They also seem to know what they are doing with regard to the work of center ATCs. I'm looking forward to the potential addition of voice recognition à la BeyondATC.