Ever just wanna ditch the ground and soar? Yeah, me too. And honestly, RFS – Real Flight Simulator frfs scratches that itch way better than I ever expected. If you’ve ever fantasized about being the one behind the yoke, this game’s calling your name. It’s got that crazy attention to detail that’ll make you double-take and wonder, “Wait, am I actually flying?”

So, planes.

There’s a stupid amount of ‘em. Tiny, zippy little single-engine guys for when you’re in the mood to mess around low to the ground, monster passenger jets that’ll make you sweat bullets trying to land without making the news, massive cargo haulers… It’s all here. And they don’t all fly the same, either. Every plane’s got its own quirks and weird habits. Keeps things spicy, you know?

Now, the realism?

It’s no joke. The devs went all-in—physics, the way the aircraft handle, even the way the weather messes with you. One second, you’re floating through blue skies, the next, you’re white-knuckling it through a storm cursing at the wind. Honestly, sometimes it’s humbling. The tiniest mistake? Yeah, you’ll feel it.

The cockpits?

Wildly detailed. Every little switch and dial’s staring back at you, daring you to touch something you probably shouldn’t. Airports are pretty dope too—they’re modeled after real ones, so if you’ve ever been stuck at O’Hare, you’ll probably recognize it. Getting around on the ground’s its own mini-game, too. Watch out for those taxiways, man I’ve gotten lost more than I’d like to admit.

And it’s not just “take off, land, repeat.” There’s actual flight planning. You gotta think about weather, fuel, airspace rules, all that jazz. In the air, you’re constantly juggling instruments and tweaking stuff. Sometimes you’ll nail it, sometimes you’ll wish you’d paid a bit more attention in science class.

Weather’s a trip.

One minute you’re cruising, next thing you know you can’t see squat through the fog. Makes every flight different—sometimes in a “woah, this is awesome!” way, sometimes in a “well, RIP me” way.

Doesn’t matter if you’re clueless or practically a flight instructor—there’s stuff for everyone. Start out messing with easy flights, then build up to the big leagues: tricky cargo drops, high-pressure passenger runs, the works. It’ll keep you coming back, trust me.

And hey, there’s a whole crew of flight nerds out there, too. Multiplayer’s a blast—nothing like a little friendly competition or teaming up for a chaotic group flight. The online community’s always buzzing, sharing goofy stories and tips for not crash-landing .

Honestly, RFS isn’t just a game. It’s more like a crash course in flying, minus the actual crashing. You’ll learn a ton without even realizing it. If you’re even a little bit curious about what it’s like up in the clouds, just give it a shot. Worst case, you’ll have some hilarious “oops” stories to tell. Ready to fly, or what?