Aerofly FS 2 Flight Simulator

I really wanted to like Aerofly FS 2, but after spending time with it, I came away disappointed. It runs extremely well and is easy to get into, but that's also where most of its strengths end. [b]The simulator feels overly simplified[/b]. Flying an aircraft is enjoyable enough, but it lacks the depth and features that make flight simulation truly immersive. If you're completely new to the genre, this simplicity can actually be a good thing. However, if you've spent time with other flight simulators, you'll probably find yourself wanting much more. [b]The graphics have also aged[/b]. While a few areas still look decent, much of the world is covered with low-resolution ground textures, which become very noticeable during longer flights. I ended up relying heavily on ReShade just to make the visuals more bearable. [b]The aircraft selection is also disappointingly small[/b], so there's limited variety once you've tried everything the simulator has to offer. My biggest criticism is that Aerofly FS 2 only simulates flying the airplane, not the broader aviation experience. Aviation is more than keeping an aircraft in the air—it's flying through changing weather, communicating with ai…

good flight sim to everyone who doesn't have a NASA computer and likes planes. the only problem is that ATC is non existant no multiplayer and the price is to high

absolute trash. this game destroyed my library and i can no longer download anything.

i was opening this game like normal everyday but today it just stopped on me and never opened again

Not worth $49.99

I think flying is very fun, and I like the waypoint flying option which basically means the AI controls the entire plane from a few seconds after loading in to landing. It's perfect if you want to be drenched in the ambience of flight without having to do anything like a movie.