CurryKitten FPV Simulator

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CurryKitten FPV Simulator is a single player and multiplayer simulation game. It was developed by Wayne Andrews and was released on June 12, 2020. It received positive reviews from players.

CurryKitten FPV Simulator is a drone racing game that offers a unique and immersive flight experience. Players can explore various environments and landscapes, all while mastering the art of drone racing and competing in challenging competitions. With realistic physics and intuitive controls, this simulator is perfect for both beginners and experienced drone pilots.

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Great for beginners to learn FPV flying with a big open world and fun activities like chasing cars and beach balls.
Affordable price with good customization options for controllers and a realistic flying experience.
The developer shows passion for the project, and the game has potential for future improvements and features.

Some users experienced issues with controller compatibility and keybinding, making it difficult to play.
Graphics are considered primitive and the game may feel like a low-quality demo or pet project.
The aspect ratio issue can be disorienting, affecting the overall experience for some players.

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The graphics received mixed reviews, with some users appreciating the scenery changes and specific locations like the valley tunnel cave, while others noted that the overall graphics are somewhat primitive. However, many felt that the visual experience was satisfactory given the low price point of the game.
- “As far as graphics, the scenery changes are all good. I loved the valley tunnel cave; it was really cool.”
- “After taking some time to get my quad set up (just like in real life, right?), I was cruising rather nicely. Granted, it's a bit primitive in the graphics department, but for $2.00, it's well worth it.”
- “After taking some time to get my quad set up, (just like in real life, right?) I was cruising rather nicely. Granted, it's a bit primitive in the graphics department, but for $2.00, it's well worth it.”