Multirotor Sim 2 Reviews

While I understand that flying drones is difficult, flying them using a keyboard is nearly impossible. I did not enjoy myself. The controller interface seems to not work. This needs a lot of polish before it would be worth the asking price. https://youtu.be/3sfbu3ol9FA

Cannot use my Flysky i6 transmitter, because the button setting cannot read my controller's axis. I purchased the Android version too, just to find the same problem. Please fix this problem, then I will recommend this game.

I have used handful of mult-rotor sims and this is by far one of the worst. It doesnt reconize the tbs tango trans. physics are a bit choppy and the home screen has a bizzare frame rate lag. If you are in the market for a sim don't waste your money on this one.

this game has potential. what is really letting it down is unable to map a reciver, in the short time that i did have this game running i was trying to map my reciever and it just was impossible. i was actually looking forward to seeing how the drones feel but i'm not about to use a xbox controller when i have a $300 reciver. i do look forward to seeing how this progress but at it's current stage i can't reccomend it as there a alot of better options out there.

My son loves this game. He finds it very entertaining. It is a little bit hard but he says he does not care. And finally he is looking forward for Multirotor Sim 3!!!

Awesome! I recently purchased a quadcopter and was having problems crashing it. Just a few hours on this sim and I'm much better at flying it now. Just like flying quadcopters can be challenging so is this sim. I'd highly recomend it to hone your skils on it.

This game is Hard. If you don't have any patience it probably won't be fun for you. This game as described is designed for people who have either flown multirotor or have had R/C experience. Giving the option of being able to use your TX is great. However,I have a Turnigy (Flysky) iA6 TX and couldn't get it to work (didn't find much trouble shooting in regards to that). Could be just the controller, not sure but would be nice to see the dev's put in a setup guide or at least some info on how to use your controller. I ended up using the keyboard which was a steep learning curve at first but after practising a bit did provide a useable interface all be it jerky and definetly not as smooth compared to using a TX. Gameplay itself is good, there are however minor issues I felt could be taken care of; the menu's are basic, as well as parts provided to upgrade your multirotor (I understand that they probably can't include brand names due to licensing) however more variety wouldn't hurt. The other thing I found to be an inconveinience is the 'bullet-time' crash replay. You are going to crash a lot (A LOT) and every time you do there is a slo mo replay of it that you can't skip or speed up, it just got old very quickly. I'd like to see a skip feature placed in there in future updates. Overall a very promising sim, can tell it's still early days though, I would very much like to see a multi-player version be realised, I think that will attract more players, as well as a tutorial for really green beginners to iron out the steep jaggared learning curve. Hopefully the devs will listen to the feedback in ways they can improve it to make a good game that can compete with the DRL sim. GG