Liftoff reviews

Early Access Review Ago Two Points: * Remote Control (E.g. Taranis X9D) With USB Interface should be available * Learning Curve for Beginners may be extremely High. It is very limited to simulate-Handling, Video link and Reception do not correspond to the net He Reality. Apart from the Presentation in the Style of earlier DiRT Titles, the Game is still great for the legacy of controlling a Racekopter or for training It without financial Damage. For me a welcome Pastime if the Weather doesn't play along outside! The 20 EUROS relativize quite quickly, considering the Cost of broken Parts and Propellers, although the Content is still a little bit less.

Early Access Review A lot more realistic than the last Milestone. But still needs a lot of improvements. - the gravity is still like on the moon - the LiPo Batterys are something weird, 6s 800mAH? And its size looks like 3S 2200 mAH. - some default Setups a already flattering while flying - there are still of grafic glithes with my resolution ( 2560x1440 ) I think the weight of the drones compared to the gravity is a lot to low. Also the feeling speed flying forward, feels like 50km/h and get shown as 120 mph. And another bad point on the list, the last update 0.10.1 kills the framerate total. I got a 1060 with 6GB of ram and this game should run at something like 1000 fps here. But it is at some points unflyable, the cebit map at the startpoint for example. So yeah it is on its way to be some kind of simulator in the future, but it has to be more realistic to get there.

Early Access Review This Simulator helped me a lot. I have almost 16 Hours of Play and I get a lot Of things that I wouldn't have dared otherwise. Liftoff can only recommend it for Newcomers and Professionals. Some Performance hungry is Liftoff, so it shouldn't be used on too old PC's. But there are plenty of Graphic Settings that Make Liftoff look very appealing Visually. It contains everything you need. Be it Freestyle or Race, a tutorial That still needs to get used to, a "Configurator" With some Frames, motors, Props and Lipos as well as the Possibility to choose the Camera angle of up to 50 ° free. In Freestyle you can also simply walk through the Landscape and choose yourself where you want to start. Even an Editor for own Racetracks on each Map is available, and for lazy there is the Workshop to Download races. All in all, there are nix negative things to say, if errors arise is answered quickly to questions and most of the time the bugs are already known and work is being done. For me 10/10 Points for a Simulator Under Development