$19.99SimplePlanes 2 Build it, fly it, break it
Build a plane, car, or forklift with friends, then take it racing, dogfighting, or just cruising the islands together. SimplePlanes 2 gives co-op friends a big sandbox, chaotic ten-player lobbies, and over a million free community crafts to fly on day one.
Is SimplePlanes 2 worth it?
SimplePlanes 2 is worth it if…
- you like co-op games where you build vehicles and then test them on each other
- you want shared sessions with racing, dogfights, and low-pressure exploring
- you enjoy tinkering with wings, engines, and missiles until they behave
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Build it together, then break it together
You shape wings with real airfoil profiles, stretch fuselages into new forms, tune engines by cylinder count and transmission, and bolt on procedural missiles with your choice of size and guidance. Then you load it into multiplayer with up to nine other players, more in a private lobby, and find out what it really does. You race on the track, set up a dogfight, or fly formation over the archipelago until someone tries something unwise. Building is easy to start and tricky to master, which gives co-op friends plenty to teach each other.
Races, dogfights, and hanging out
Multiplayer is built for making your own fun. You can race each other, shoot each other down and watch the volumetric explosions, work together on a shared flight, or just park on a runway and compare paint jobs. You can even hop out as Major Chad, the playable mascot, and stretch your legs with other players. With 787 square kilometers of islands, 330 kilometers of roads, Vetusta City, airports, and a race track, there is always somewhere to meet up and some new way to cause trouble.
A million free crafts to skip the homework
If building from scratch sounds like work, you do not have to. Stock crafts are ready to load, tune, and pull apart to see how they work, with 40-plus more hidden around the map to find. And more than a million community crafts are free to download, including crafts carried over from SimplePlanes 1. You grab a weird seaplane someone else made, hand it to a friend, and head out over the water physics to see if it floats. It either flies beautifully or gives you both a very funny story.
Good to know before you fly?
How does multiplayer actually work with friends?
You join lobbies with up to nine other players, with room for even more in a private lobby. There you can race, fight, cooperate, or just hang out and show off crafts. It is social and open-ended rather than round-based matchmaking.
Can you play it solo?
Yes. You can build, tune, paint, explore the archipelago, hunt down hidden stock crafts, and download community creations on your own. Multiplayer adds the chaos, but the building and exploring stand alone.
What can you build besides planes?
Cars, propeller aircraft, forklifts, and other contraptions, using procedural powertrain parts with detailed physics. Add custom paint texture, engine tuning, and procedural missiles, then take the result onto roads, runways, or water.
