Aerofly FS 4 Flight Simulator Reviews

Very good!!

it is amazing for low end harware

Total optimisation for VR.

I like the simulator because it is great for VR, being able to move more switches and controls than most other simulators. The graphics is not the best but when you are flying high you don't notice that much. For the price I believe it is a great addition to anyone"s collection.

!!! ATTENTION META QUEST USERS !!! This game runs very good on Meta Quest 3 :) I don't know about other quests, just buy a 3. Runs best on medium or high graphics settings. Ultra works on good PCs. Make SURE to have a good cable or a very good air link connection (good wi-fi, router is in the room) Anyways, I really enjoy this game. The main selling point somehow is not the complex controls, but it should be. It has every control on an IRL plane, and all indicators, ALL, are functional. I also love the look of being high up at night looking down at lit up cities, it really sets the mood. You can also course through your hometown airport and landscape, or any airports as far as I know, which is pretty cool. All the airliners have plenty of liveries to play with, which is a neat touch even if you don't see it while flying. Sometimes I pretend to be European when I fly a Concorde (really cool that they have that). There are plenty of setbacks, though. One, if there is multiplayer, I can't find it, so every flight the copilot seat is looking quite empty. No clue where the third person views in the screenshots came from. Two, as mentioned previously, radio controls don't work. I get that multiplayer is costly to implement, but it is sad that the controls take up a big portion of the cockpit on airliners they but don't do anything. It would be cool if they did it like VTOL with pre-recorded ATC voice lines to interact with. Three, the terrain. By default, 3D houses are generated on top of 2D satellite images. This works, but when you are flying over your hometown it is hard to spot landmarks because the houses don't usually match the image. Four, lack of airliners. There are plenty of aircrafts, but very few airliners in the base game. Five, I don't know if this is able to be changed in the graphic settings, but for every label in the cockpit for various controls, the resolution is really bad from far away, more than you would expect, but it becomes high quality when you look really close. Kind of weird. Last, but absolutely not least, no control tutorials. There are "tutorial flights" but they are more just like basic routes with floating green guide markers to tell you where to go. If you are thinking about getting this game but don't think you'll know what you're looking at, I highly recommend playing VTOL VR or Microsoft Flight Simulator first. Edit 1: The game lacks soul. Sure, there are set flight routes, but all you do is follow them. Not even sure how an engine fire would start so that you could use the extinguishers. If there was a copilot or passengers, ai or real, it would be less soulless.

this game could become MSFS if it tried but with all of the graphics and quality of it being a PC and mobile game is insane and when you buy the game on steam and don't buy the aircraft pack you get enough good free aircraft's the only thing i think they need to add is when you land you can add smoke that comes off the wheel when you touchdown and also when your up in the air you could add engine smoke when up at cruise alt

Best practical 787 flight sim that I could find. I use it to brush up for checks in my real job, which is flying the 787 for an airline. Flies just like the real thing and you don't need huge data bandwidth to make it work.

Really fantastic simulator. I recommend it highly to others. You can freely play without the internet and no high computer requirements needed, but as a user we are expecting some terrain and ground resolution updates and additional scenes and, of course, real ATC communication on board and some real-world weather, but in conclusion, it's really a joyful thank you all.

Pros: * Near instant loading times! * Smooth frame rates (even on Steam Deck on Ultra Settings) * Does not require an always active internet connection * Runs great on Steam Deck LCD w/SSD on Windows 11 Cons: * The graphics is not the greatest (but I'll trade that for fast loading and stable and smooth FPS) * * Update: Using a Reshade preset found on the official forums greatly increased the clarity and details of textures, shadows and lighting * Not as many freeware & payware addons as for FSX, MSFS or X-Plane (but found that flight-sim.org seems like a [strike] ok[/strike] nice resource for freeware addons and tools)

for VR it is wonderful. This is one game that i would buy DLCs for if they were available. Much better implementation than the others. Please create more content and market to VR users. More planes and some tutorials or challenges. For VR this is the game.