I Found The ULTIMATE FPV Drone Simulator In 2024

👇 HOW I CAN HELP YOU👇
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✈️ MY FAVOURITE DRONES

🏎️ MY RACING DRONE PARTS

👀 MUST-HAVES

🎮 MY CONTROLLER SETUP

🧰 ESSENTIAL TOOLS

🚁 FPV ONLINE SHOPPING

0:00 What's this about?
0:17 FPV SkyDive
1:17 DJI Virtual Flight
2:29 CurryKitten FPV
3:27 FPV Freerider
4:14 DRL (The Drone Racing League Simulator)
6:42 Uncrashed: FPV Drone Simulator
7:57 AI Drone Simulator
8:57 TRYP FPV: The Drone Racer Simulator
11:00 Liftoff: FPV Drone Racing
13:32 VelociDrone
14:46 DCL - The Game
16:20 Ranking Every Simulator

[Uncrashed_FPV_Sim]

And another things to note, Uncrashed will have multiplayer ! Update coming for the february 20 😎

[feelfreefpv]

I'm a purely freestyle pilot and I find myself coming back to Velocidrone all the time.
If physics isn't good you can't do good freestyle. It's the most important aspect for a sim in my opinion.
(Have also tried Tryp, Liftoff, Uncrashed and DRL)

[spacemole]

personal experience:
DRL: by far my favorite. So many maps, good training, can race friends. Menus feel old, feels like needs some updates.
Liftoff: was my first and have always struggled. Dont like the racing, the lack of a reset position means you always have to reset race and i think its bad to learn on.
Uncrashed: nice to fly about, physics are super generous, so you feel like a god as flying is so easy. Lacks allot of features.
TRYP: the most promising, but is more of a cinematic sim. Mostly feel like im just flying about as maps are so big. Allot of potential here.

I always tell people start with DRL, becasue of my preferance and the low price with or without a sale.

[balthasarstern]

UNCRASHED just had a big update that improved on almost all of your mentioned points. It now has multiplayer (freestyle and racing), a beginner tutorial (although quite short and unassisted) and an aestethically improved main menu.

[quoll]

Liftoff Microdrones is imo perfect for beginners. Train on a beta fpv quad and then buy their drone bundle. I started with the nlrmal liftoff version but find myself enjoying micro drones more and more

[danielsaltvick]

If you haven't tried. Assetto corsa (the racing sim) has an fpv mod. While its not that great as an fpv sim its Bella fun to hop onto an online drift session and fly a drone while other players are drifting.

[putrid.p]

You reviewed an old version of FPV Freerider. The newest one is FPV Freerider Recharged - it's similar, except the maps are much better. For absolute beginners the presets to make the physics much more forgiving are quite useful. No multiplayer.

[chaoz_k]

0:00 Intro
0:17 FPV SkyDive
1:17 DJI Virtual Flight
2:29 CurryKitten FPV
3:27 FPV Freerider
4:14 DRL (The Drone Racing League Simulator)
6:42 Uncrashed: FPV Drone Simulator
7:57 AI Drone Simulator
8:57 TRYP FPV: The Drone Racer Simulator
11:00 Liftoff: FPV Drone Racing
13:32 VelociDrone
14:46 DCL - The Game
16:20 Ranking the simulators

Stayed up late for this :D

[TomasJurcik-nc]

I’m also big fan of Liftoff 😌 I think it’s worth to mentions it’s large community of players in multiplayer mode. Being able to connect with other pilots, ask for advice or spectate how other pilots fly was incredibly valuable to me. Not talking about custom build maps 🔥

[Wizardboz]

SoI was going to skip sims because I thought flying it would be better practice… I was so wrong, sims really save you money(save you from crashing your drone). FPV is hard, Id recommend getting people get remote(they make decent ones for$50-$60) and trying sims before actually buying a drone. Also there’s a better kit than the Cetus c now, the only problem is drone isn’t meant for indoors.

[caujka]

For me, the super power of FPV Freerider is that it runs on a phone, and starts instantly. I have both versions, and I fly them when on a meeting that does not need my fullest focus, or when I have several minutes away from the computer.

[luxoid]

also you've forgot one free drone simulator, the Real Drone Simulator which just got an update including 3D scanned existing places, based on existing drones and parts, has a realistic physics including physics calculator, etc. I highly recommend to check it out.

[owensspace]

The best thing about fpv free rider is that it runs the best on slow computers. Second is that it is possible to get it for free. Feels good, so it’s what I recommend when people are worried a sim won’t run on their computer

[GK-ddci]

As someone who has few 10s of hours in: DRL, Uncrashed and Velocidrone. I can safely say that Velocidrone is the best. The most important thing to me is physics.

[Scibble_FPV]

Personally my favorite sim is the little drone model in the Receiver page of Betalight, the physics are immaculate.

[asg]

if you are reading this i have watched 4 different videos and read comments the simulator that stands out is Uncrashed : FPV Drone Sim.

[KaiVertigoh]

This is freakin awesome. Thanks for putting in the time and effort to present all this, Brodie! Big fan 🙌

[usernamenotavailable]

as a person brand new to fpv and has a gaming computer, i bought tryp and love it. idk how well what im learning in game will translate to in real life but playing the game on ultra settings with a stable 120fps just looks beautiful and i am actually getting pretty good. now just waiting on my hdzero goggles to arrive so i can fly IRL

[Calツ]

I liked your review here but lets be honest.. If you're going to be testing games for their quality, you might wanna get away from gaming on a macbook...

[gbj]

I have tried 3 of these. Fpv Logic, Uncrashed and Fpv Freerider. For me as a newbie learning to fly, I actually liked Fpv Freerider the best. It is just so simple to jump into, and for some reason i just love its physics. Yes theres not much to do in it, but if your just learning download the free version on your phone, buy a rc drone controller, and practice in here. Its awesome imo. Then after that I like Fpv logic a little more than uncrashed. The reason being is that in uncrashed, I cannot get the settings to my like, and so I dont use it much. I just use fpv logic. The best way to improve is to try racing against the computer on any track in any one of these simulators and you'll see big improvements if you keep at it. Its super hard, but having to navigate a course makes you better compared to just flying around randomly in the simulator.