RC Simulation 2.0

I have been racing RC cars since 1984. This is the worst simulator I think I have ever tried. The base setup is undrivable. This actually has the opposite problem as VRC PRO. In that sim the cars push like a snow plow, in this one they have way too much steering. So far I have never gotten to try with AI bots because it never loads. I also don't understand why the devs did not use common terminology for motor power. Either say a KV rating or a motor turn rating. 1x power really means nothing to me. I had hoped this could be something I could use to keep my hands warm when I am not racing but it is not similar at all to actual racing. I feel like this was made by people who have never raced.

great game just needs tracks built. i didn't realise there a track builder built into the game

fun but bland

Good concept, once you get a good setup, the cars become drivable and you can actually run laps, but the in air control isnt great, but overall its fun

Game used to be good, now wont start up just keeps crashing at boot up.

RC Simulation 2.0 is a broad, sandbox-style simulation developed and published by devotid Media that sets out to recreate the diverse and hobby-driven world of radio-controlled vehicles in digital form. Rather than narrowing its focus to a single discipline like racing or flight, the game embraces the full spectrum of RC culture, allowing players to drive, fly, and experiment with a wide variety of vehicles in an open-ended environment. From the outset, it positions itself less as a polished, goal-oriented simulator and more as a virtual playground where experimentation, creativity, and personal enjoyment take precedence over structured progression. One of the most striking aspects of RC Simulation 2.0 is the sheer range of vehicles available. Players can take control of RC cars, trucks, crawlers, boats, planes, helicopters, and quadcopters, each governed by its own physics and handling quirks. Wheeled vehicles emphasize traction, suspension, and terrain interaction, while aerial vehicles demand an understanding of lift, balance, and momentum. This variety ensures that no two sessions feel quite the same, especially when switching between driving a ground vehicle on a custom track…