$69.99RealFlight Evolution Fly hundreds of aircraft without the crash bill
RealFlight Evolution is a radio-control flight sim with more than 300 planes, helicopters and drones to fly across dozens of fields. For co-op friends it is a shared practice field online: fly together, trade tips, run challenges and settle it with friendly competition.
Is RealFlight Evolution worth it?
RealFlight Evolution is worth it if…
- you like low-pressure co-op games where you learn side by side
- you want friendly PvP where flying skill decides the winner
- you enjoy tinkering with aircraft and airfield editors together
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Fly the same sky as friends
Multiplayer is built for flying and competing with other pilots online. You and co-op friends can load into the same field, take off in your own aircraft, and cruise the pattern together.
Pick different machines on purpose. One of you takes a stable trainer, the other takes a twitchy helicopter, and you compare how each one handles wind and landings. The challenge system gives you ready-made tests of skill when you want structure, and free flight works when you just want to hang out and talk through maneuvers.
More than 300 aircraft to try
The roster covers airplanes, helicopters, drones and more, with models from brands like E-flite, HobbyZone, Hangar 9 and Blade. Flying sites include 3D fields and PhotoFields, including the main flightline at Triple Tree Aerodrome.
Virtual Flight Instructor lessons walk new pilots through the basics, which helps when friends join at different skill levels. Gadgets track details to help you improve, and you can edit aircraft and airports to tune how things fly and where you fly them.
A simulator with real sticks
This is a training tool made with full-scale and RC pilots, powered by the RealPhysics engine, so models behave with weight, lift and momentum rather than arcade handling. You fly in first or third person, on a desktop or laptop, with VR headset support.
You will need a controller to run it. The recommended option is the Spektrum InterLink DX with pre-configured controls, or you can use your own RC radio with an interface, or any 4-axis game controller such as a gamepad or flight stick.
What should you know before you fly?
Can you play it together online?
Yes. Online multiplayer lets you fly in the same session and compete with friends, then rise through the results. It is straightforward shared flying rather than a scripted co-op campaign.
Can you learn together if one of you is new to RC?
Yes. Virtual Flight Instructor lessons cover the basics, and free flight lets a beginner practice takeoffs and landings while a more experienced friend demonstrates the same move in another aircraft.
Do you need special controls to play?
You need a controller of some kind. The simplest setup is the Spektrum InterLink DX, which arrives pre-configured.
