Are you passionate about remote-controlled (RC) models? Whether you're an experienced modeler or just starting out, our flight simulator for RC planes, helicopters, drones, cars, and boats is the perfect tool to enhance your skills. This is not just another game; it's a comprehensive flight simulator designed to mimic the real-life experience of controlling RC models, making it an invaluable resource for enthusiasts of all levels.

Our simulator stands out by offering not only excellent flight simulation for RC planes and helicopters but also unique simulations for RC boats and cars. This versatility makes it an ideal platform for those looking to explore different facets of RC modeling. With 12 free models, 2 landscapes, and 3 interactive object sets that can be loaded onto any flying field, particularly when flying helicopters, users have ample opportunity to practice and perfect their skills. The interactive objects are designed to enhance your learning experience, helping you master landing techniques and precise model control. For those looking to push their boundaries, over 50 different types of RC models and flying fields are available through in-app purchases (IAP). Furthermore, you can import free ClearView RC models from the internet or even create and share your own models.

We understand that learning to control RC models can be challenging, which is why we've included a fixed point camera representing the RC pilot's point of view, along with a follow-up camera that tracks the model. This feature is particularly useful for beginners, ensuring that the model never strays too far from your sight as you learn to fly.

A few important notes to keep in mind:

1. This is a flight simulator, not a game. The models react as they would in real life, requiring time and practice to master. Don't expect arcade-style controls.

2. We provide 4 free models to help you get started with flying RC models. Additional models and landscapes are available as IAP.

3. The onscreen control sticks are merely indicators and are designed to be small so as not to obstruct your view. You don't need to keep your fingers on them; sliding your finger anywhere on the right half of the screen affects the right control stick, and the same applies to the left half for the left control stick.

We recommend starting with the beginner settings for the first few days until you feel comfortable progressing further.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.57

Last updated on Mar 24, 2024

Updated to Android 13 API with a number of small improvements to enhance your simulation experience.