Tower! Simulator 3 Reviews

great game for inspiring atc controllers

After playing for over 200+ hours ive really enjoyed the game and the overall quality, it brings realism to ATC traffic even though it doesn't have the same traffic levels then in real life. I do recommend buying the livery pack for more realism, and adding/making custom schedules that fit you. The game does come with some nice starter airports like Velana and larger airport like New Delhi, but theirs also tons of DLC add on airports if you get tired of the default airports. I own mostly all of the airports available and i don't hate a single one, there can be some bugs then and there but if you find just report it in there Discord. I do recommend this game for avgeeks as this game gives you the opportunity to controller some of the busiest airports in the world.

love this game can't wait for more airports also can't wait to jump on and do ATC

Just starting out with this, I'm using 3 PC's and 6 monitors, plus the tower companion. Really good fun and loving the voice recognition and it works fine for me. Not bought any extra airports yet, but I'm sure it won't be long before a I buy EGCC as it's my local airport. If your into Aircraft, aviation or simulators (I'm into X-Plane with hardware and Vatsim) then this is a great sideline.

The most fun and super in-depth air traffic controller game I have ever played. Communication errors with the voice commands was usually just user error as I was learning the game, I think it is solid.

Pretty solid game. Personally I'm very new to ATC so it was hard to figure out exactly how to communicate with the pilots. The game doesn't really show you that much of a tutorial apart from 1 docuemnt with basic instructions. What really irritates me is that the callsigns (which are made up by the game) work for a select couple of airlines. English is not my native language but even when I try to repeat the exact thing the pilot says it just doesn't recognize it. There is a option to type it out which works fine at the first airports but on larger airports with a lot more traffic constantly typing everything out is very annoying. Apart from those issues it's still a fun game to play and learn more about the ATC.

Super fun game, recommend watching tutorial. If you really enjoy it highly suggest getting world traffic and colors!

[b]I love this game, and it hits deep into my ADHD's hyper-fixation triggers, but my "yes" for a recommendation is conditional. Be warned, if you don't have any direct experience as a pilot or in ATC the learning curve is steeper.[/b] My main complaint with TS3 is unfortunately the natural gatekeeping tendency in the community. There's an expectation that IYKYK applies at [b][i]all[/i][/b] times. If you're not self-driven to dive deep into FeelThere's Discord community or the secondary communities that feed in you're going to bump into a variety of problems. And even then there will be conflicting information that doesn't make sense. You have to WANT to play this one and expand your experience. It's not for the casual gamer that likes simulators as an overall genre. If you can get past all that, then you're in for a treat. It's a lot of fun, the graphics are fantastic, and the puzzle that is managing airplanes in the air and on the ground is so satisfying.

Horrible speech recognition. So fustrating to play. Dont really recomend

A good game don't get me wrong but Voice Recognition is just not up to standard, takes 10 minutes to get working and then hardly works at all. Despite the lovely and quick support on discord, it never got working. Would definitely not recommend at full price.