- October 26, 2017
- aleks.frontier
- 10h median play time
Frontier Pilot Simulator
Platforms
About
"Frontier Pilot Simulator is a thoughtful flight adventure set in a distant colony, focusing on realistic flight mechanics and immersive story. Experience challenging weather conditions, diverse missions, and customizable aircraft while navigating through uncharted territories. Join the Kickstarter campaign for exclusive rewards and opportunities."



- Unique concept of flying VTOL aircraft while transporting cargo and passengers, providing a refreshing take on the flight simulator genre.
- Challenging flight mechanics that require skill and attention to detail, making successful landings and deliveries rewarding.
- Active development team that listens to community feedback and regularly updates the game, showing commitment to improvement.
- Poorly optimized performance, with significant frame rate drops even on high-end systems, making the game difficult to play smoothly.
- Clunky and unintuitive user interface that can be overwhelming, with a lack of clear instructions and tutorials for new players.
- Flight model issues, particularly in fixed-wing mode, where aircraft handling feels unrealistic and unresponsive, leading to frustrating gameplay.
- story436 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The game's story is generally considered weak and underdeveloped, with many players noting its brevity and lack of depth. While there are some engaging side quests and dynamic elements that contribute to the world-building, the main narrative feels disjointed and often ends abruptly, leaving players wanting more. Additionally, mission clarity and progression can be hampered by bugs and a confusing user interface, detracting from the overall storytelling experience.
“While the bulk of the game is transporting goods and passengers to earn credits to spend on your next aircraft or upgrade, there was an enjoyable storyline you could pick up pieces of lore about as you progressed. Being able to advance story missions by doing the odd under-the-table favor was a nice touch, offering the player a choice to make a little extra credits and start a new NPC relationship which could lead to its own rewards down the line.”
“There's a surprisingly engaging, if simple, story that opens up more of the world as you play.”
“The storylines work well; simple but keep you engaged.”
“The 'story' as it is is extremely lightweight.”
“So I completed the main story and it ends very abruptly.”
“The storyline missions don't give enough information on what needs to be done.”