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Microsoft Flight
Microsoft Flight

PC
Genre: Simulator
Developer: Microsoft Official Site: https://www.microsoft.com/ga...
Publisher: Microsoft
Release Date:
29th February 2012
Thursday, 5 April 2012
Post by Eorl @ 09:38am 05/04/12 | 8 Comments
It seems everyone wants a go on the new flight simulator from Microsoft, with word that the Microsoft Flight is now available on Steam. A free-to-play model, the simulator offers players the chance to jump into a cockpit and fly around until their hearts content, or until they get air sick.
In “Microsoft Flight,” players view the world from above in a visually stunning and realistic representation of the earth, complete with region-specific weather patterns, foliage, terrain and landmarks. Players can choose to take the helm using highly rendered, accurate cockpits and authentic piloting procedures, or simply use their mouse and keyboard to control the plane in an exterior view. More experienced players can tailor the flight controls to match their skill level, making “Microsoft Flight” easy for beginners while still challenging for the most accomplished PC pilots.
So if you're eager to fly into the clouds, you can check out the Steam page where you can start downloading as well as their official forums for any advice or help.

Check out the launch trailer below which shows off some of the aircraft that you'll be able to fly, and you can also check out our game page for more news and info.

Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Post by IVY_MiKe @ 10:17pm 29/02/12 | 18 Comments
A keen eye on the forums, IVY_MiKe has noticed that the latest flight simulator from Microsoft has now been released and is free-to-play, the very first of the long running series.
The sky's the limit! Now anyone can enjoy the fun, freedom and adventure of flight. Feel the power at your fingertips as you take to the skies and launch into thrilling missions and exciting challenges over the free-to-play Big Island of Hawaii. Take off today and fly into the ever-expanding world of Microsoft Flight
Currently it seems the game is limited to the Hawaii section, however with a free-to-play model hopefully this means we can pick and choose our destinations, something that will be a great new experience for those flying types.

Head over to the official website where you can find the download, and we will try our best to get a local version as soon as possible. You can also set your destination to our game page, where we have breathtaking screenshots as well as news and trailers.
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
Post by Eorl @ 11:26am 08/02/12 | 5 Comments
Microsoft Studios announced “Microsoft Flight” will be available to download worldwide for free starting 29th February, 2012. In addition, the Hawaiian Adventure Pack, which includes the remaining Hawaiian Islands, a new plane and 20 new missions, will be available to purchase the same day for players looking to expand their horizons.
In addition to exploring the Big Island of Hawaii for free, fans can unlock access to the skies over the remaining Hawaiian Islands by purchasing the Hawaiian Adventure Pack, the first in a series of expansions For “Microsoft Flight.”

The entire island chain offers hundreds of miles to explore and includes stunning recreations of landmark features, from the breathtaking Waimea Canyon in Kaua’i to the high-rise hotels of Waikīkī.

The Hawaiian Adventure pack includes new challenges, five new job types, and 20 new missions that will test a player’s skill. It also includes the Vans RV-6A, a two-seat, single-engine, low-wing homebuilt airplane made famous for its speed and manoeuvrability.
It's been a while since the last Microsoft Flight Simulator, so it's no doubt this is going to be a big hit, and especially when it's free as well.

Check out some new screenshots below showcasing the gorgeous landscapes that you will be flying by, and make sure to fly over to our game page for more info.