Pro Flight Simulator Reviewed
When a flight simulator bills itself as “The most realistic flight sim ever!”, it’s only natural to be a bit apprehensive. After all, how many times has a game promised the world, only to fall short when it comes time to deliver? Today, we will dive into the world of Pro Flight Simulator. Our goal? To find out if it truly is the best flight sim around.
Pro Flight Simulator promises a massive map, over 120 air planes (planes and helicopters), and over 20,000 real airports from all over the world. With over 20,000 airports, it’s safe to say you will never see them all, but that is usually part of the allure when it comes to flight simulators. All the worlds major cities are featured, from San Fransisco to Paris, and everything in between.
The difficulty curve is what you would expect from a simulator billing itself as the most realistic flight simulator ever. Pro Flight Simulator claims to be the real thing, and they certainly deliver on that aspect. For true flight simulator nuts, you won’t find a closer representation of flight. It is entirely possible to load up a modern military jet, take off from Los Angeles and land in England, all in one go. For the truly hardcore flight sim fans, you can even attempt to cross great distances in the Wright Brothers Flyer. Good luck with that, though!
One of the benefits of Pro Flight Simulator is the accurate and realistic day/night cycle. The day/night cycle is in tune with the real world, ensuring accurate light changes regardless of where you may find yourself. Also taken into account are weather and season. You won’t expect bright weather in Vancouver during the winter, and you won’t get it. Likewise, you wouldn’t expect much rain in Los Angeles during July. In terms of day/night cycle and weather realism, Pro Flight Simulator is on top, above even Microsoft Flight Simulator.
There is truly a sense of real life when you take off in a 747 and buzz your own house. And in Pro Flight Simulator, you can do just that. About the only thing Pro Flight Sim can’t do is make your house shake as you pass overhead.
One feature that appeals the flight sim nuts is multiplayer, and how it is incorporated. Featuring Google Maps integration, you can see where you are in relation to other players. Realistic multiplayer flight is a primary feature, with the ability to fly and enjoy the sights and sounds together, or the ability to partake in mid-air refueling and acrobatics.
One of the best aspects of Pro Flight Simulator is the open source nature of the game. Based off of a “programmers dream”, there is always new and exciting content being released by like-minded players. New airports, planes and helicopters, scenery and more is always being released, and like any good flight simulator, open source content is free for life!
If you want to play Pro Flight Simulator with friends, you don’t need to purchase multiple copies of the game. Every copy of Pro Flight Simulator features unlimited installs, and can be installed on as many computers as you like. If you have more than one sim enthusiast in your household, you all play for the price of one, on as many computers as you desire. Unlike other massive multiplayer capable games, there are no monthly fee’s.
Not much more can be said about Pro Flight Simulator. It truly is a flight sim that needs to be seen (and played) to be believed. Check it out by clicking the link below!
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Pro Flight Simulator promises a massive map, over 120 air planes (planes and helicopters), and over 20,000 real airports from all over the world. With over 20,000 airports, it’s safe to say you will never see them all, but that is usually part of the allure when it comes to flight simulators. All the worlds major cities are featured, from San Fransisco to Paris, and everything in between.
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