The F/A-18 Super Hornet is the first fighter jet introduced as a default aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator, and as such, it definitely sets itself apart from the rest. Its range is very limited and it isn’t fast. While it won’t beat performance records, its ability to hover easily and to take off and land vertically makes it a great little sightseeing machine, as long as you don’t plan to travel far. It’s quite fun to fly and it’s definitely an interesting concept. More than an aircraft, it’s basically a manned drone mated with a helicopter that Volocopter envisions as a future air taxi. The Volocopter VoloCity is the first aircraft that brings something really new to the simulator. The changes made to the simulator with the implementation of the Reno Air Races expansion make aerobatic planes much snappier and responsive, and both Pitts models are improved pretty massively by this. Like the new Cub, it’s a nice have, but it gets an additional perk. The Aviat Pitts Special S-1S is another variation of an aircraft we already had, and more precisely the Pitts Special S-2S.
If you like that one, you’ll likely enjoy the new version as well, unless you are a massive taildragger lover and can’t fathom the idea of a Cub with a front wheel. The Cubcrafters NX Cub is pretty much what you expect from a variation of the original X Cub that is available in the simulator since its launch. The main element setting it apart from previous content drops is that it doesn’t just add scenery, but also five different aircraft. It’s true that you can’t go wrong with free, but how much value does this really add to the simulator? Turns out, it’s a lot. Let’s start with the Microsoft Flight Simulator GOTY Edition. The second part is dedicated to the Reno Air Races expansion, which is the first major paid expansion for Microsoft Flight Simulator. You can consider it basically an addition to our original review from last year since all of this content basically becomes part of the base simulator. It’ll also be included in all new purchases henceforth. The first part of this review will be dedicated to the GOTY Edition, which will be provided at no additional cost to everyone who purchased the simulator. Microsoft Flight Simulator has been out on PC for over a year, and just a few months on Xbox, and it’ll soon get its biggest content drop yet in the form of the Game of the Year Edition and the Reno Air Races Expansion.
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