Fly!, Desktop Computer

Flight simulators have become extremely popular amongst PC owners. This popularity has caused much competition in the genre, forcing developers to come up with faster, more accurate simulations. Competition amongst developers always pays off for consumers. Let's start with the physics of such a title. As a simulation, Fly! will no doubt be expected to be accurate, and accurate it is. Best viewed with a top spec graphics card and processor, physics can only be assumed to be accurate. If you want professional opinions, go find a pilot. In terms of a game, there is an overwhelming plethora of controls. Because of this, it's strongly advisable that you spend a little time with the one inch thick manual that comes with this game. Once you have got to grips with controls, it's time to fly! There is information on a global scale here. You have a chance to fly from just about any airport within the world, all of which have airport layouts and accurate models. Bundled with a huge manual and three disks, Fly! is possibly one of the most polished titles to date. Flight fans, have a good one!

Buy Fly! for 9.99 GBP

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