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- Some games push for realism in really interesting and compelling ways. Here are some of our favorite examples of games with real-life elements.
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0:00 Intro
0:23 Green Hell
1:48 Hunter call of the wild
3:06 Kingdom Come: Deliverance
4:32 BeamNG.drive
6:03 The Long Dark
7:34 Eleven Table Tennis
8:47 Project Zomboid
10:40 Workers and Resources: Soviet Republic
11:43 Microsoft Flight Simulator
13:22 PC Building Simulator - เกม
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My favourite one is kingdom come deliverence. That blend of realism in an RPG setting is just chef's kiss.
I just cannot do the lock picking. Even the easy assist, I still can't. I stopped playing due to that.
@@hawwmann7032 there's a mod for that
@@hawwmann7032 I think they made it easier at some point or get a mod which removes it completly on PC.
I hope Warhorse Studios would make a KCD in Feudal Japan.
My major desire is to see something with the same level of care, detail, and more 'realism' in a fantasy setting. Wanna do magic? Learn to read, do these hard trials, cast your first most basic spell which has like 5 steps to it etc, etc. Much easier to be a swordsman or archer, but well worth the effort.
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Cybernet?
Gamesmaster ?
@@magstheonlyone Siii!
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Nice to see The Long Dark get some love.
It’s such a comfy game
There's nothing more realistically cozy in gaming than being in a well stocked up cabin in TLD, with a fire roaring in the stove while a blizzard is howling outside.
Surprised, but happy they gave it some love.
The fact that a vr game can be used to build muscle memory for IRL skills is wild. This is how holodeck or matrix level stuff begins.
I work at a nuclear power plant, and we have certain jobs that are super crucial that they be done right with no room for error. They have some of the tasks recreated in VR so people can practice it before doing it IRL. It was really weird to walk in one day and see some guy wearing an HTC Vive and everyone in the lunch room was just watching what he was doing on the TV screens lol.
@UOA Plays Thats so cool! I remember seeing a segment on one of Thrillseeker's Tuesday Newsdays about the overlay with vr. They wete talking about how a mechanic can just teach people how to fix their car from the shop just by wearing their headset and using an app that ocerlays their hands with passthru. Some wild wild shit, and youre right, slowly but surely were getting ro that matrix style learning. No longer needing to spend thousnads of debted dollars in school when you could quite litterally replicate the movements of professionals. Insane.
This is very true for flight simulation.
Something about Kingdom Come Deliverance just works. Bugs aside, the game has me locked in. Learning how to use a bow felt so satisfying (on PC)! Selling Game, just to get a decent set of armor. Although the fighting could be better and it was enough to keep me engaged... I can go on forever about this game. 9.5 out of 10 for me.
This game is so underrated. It's hella fun . If you can make it past 3 hours you will start to get hooked
I haven't played a game that's really nailed amazing feeling yet complex first person melee combat. There are some games that are far more complex, but they feel far worse than KKD. There are some that feel great, but they're simpler than KKD. Seems like there's just an unbreakable spectrum of choosing somewhere between complex or fun.
I will add one caveat to say that some VR games are coming close. E.G. Blade and Sorcery feels amazing, and on your end is basically as complex as your real body movements are. What holds them back is that the AI doesn't remotely hold up to that. They fight back like a five year old child with a broken tree branch.
Thank you for mentioning theHunter:CotW!
Sometimes I just turn off all the HUD, walk around and listen to the ambience and watch the trees gently sway in the sunlight.
After working all week, it puts my mind at ease - I love it a lot, and it's GREAT for relaxing!
As a hunter I used to think hunting games were a joke but that one actually felt somewhat realistic.. and the endless walking. lots of walking.
I have not played Call of the Wild, but I have spent entire irl days just wandering around RDR2 hunting and fishing, taking in the nature. That game is next level... I can practically smell the forest dew at sunrise and the tar of the railroad tracks in hot sun.
The animal AI scripting is better than most games enemy AI. 😂
Ubisoft... looking in your direction.
Just go outside irl. Wtf 😂
@@Spongeboobie People live in cities too you know. And I also go outside, but I can't really go all over the world just to hike... Still, I love the mountains and forests here, that's why I also love the game.
@@Spongeboobie well yeah. But hunting season is only a couple months of the year, and I can't ride from New Mexico to Montana in 10 minutes IRL. Lol
I'm so glad Project Zomboid was on this list. Love that game 😊
I felt the same way about the long dark I'm listening to this at work and I was playing The Long Dark before I got here
Me too!
I have a love-hate relationship with project zomboid. I love the game but whenever I play with friends I suddenly start lagging to no end. As in a part of the map goes black when running and I then can't go past that part of the map, and if I am in a car when they drive, I lag out of the game. But solo is amazing.
Zomboid is such an underrated gem
So glad um not the only one happy that it was finally recognised by a list tuber lmao
Kingdom Come Deliverance is my favorite game of all time and we need more medieval realism games. I just wish they had time to add black powder guns and crossbows as well as doing more with polearm combat. Maybe in the sequel. A Hussite Wagon sequence would be sick!
Kingdom come is awesome af, I got it on sale a year ago and was very pleasantly suprised
I keep trying to get into it I keep getting distracted playing othe rgames😊
Yeah!!!! I absolutely love this game, cant wait for a second one!
The fact that it was an indie gamehouse's first game, and was entirely crowdfunded, and still managed to be as good as it is, should say something.
I broke the game by finding a way into the monastery early.
KCD devs basically confirmed they're working on a new game set in medieval Europe. They advertised for a job looking for someone to animate and edit both funny and dramatic scenes. Very excited.
Also you guys HAVE to try the gliding in MSFS, I've never seen gliding done with such detail in a game before and it's just awesome, it's not perfect, there's a little jank but it's a really chill experience.
KCD is set in medieval europe already, SEQUEL!?
I always get super excited when you guys cover KCD. I will never stop singing praises for that game.
Eleven Table Tennis both kept me sane during the pandemic and allowed me to perfect a couple of serves that I had had trouble with for years. Great game.
A real table tennis table is cheaper than a VR headset.
@@benjameshodgeshow much do friends cost doe
Kingdom come I’ve bought twice to play in both systems. I originally gave up. And then gave it another chance. So glad I did. Amazing game. One of my favorites of all time
I actually play Hunter as a walking sim and enjoy a bit of the sense of getting out into nature that the game provides. A lot of the factors that make it such a detailed hunting game end up making for a better walking sim than any other I've found. I don't like the idea of hunting and haven't killed a thing in the game, but I love just being able to follow trails from campsite to campsite. When the fires in the mountains were getting bad and I couldn't get out into the real mountains, it was a decent substitute
I think I'm gonna download Hunter now. Everytime I see Hunter on gamepass library when I browse games, I am having this urge to download it but I resist myself. I want to experience to venture out in the wild through games with realistic graphics and mechanics. But I don't want to hunt animals. Base on your comment, I'm gonna give it a try.
@@macaeangelius3183 I used the game as a walking sim as well at the beginning. It was really impressive at first. I would like to see some wild animals in real. Did not see a lot of them, and in the game you don't cross them a lot as well, so a lot of walk, but beautifull landscapes and lights effects
@@baraal4910 I just finished downloading Hunter. Ooh, thanks for giving a heads up. Now I'm itching to enjoy the world of Hunter.
just make sure you get out in real life too
Maybe just actually go outside 😂
Ye, I was wondering about rdr2 not getting involved here.
It’s not good, that’s why
The game "emulates" life pretty well, but there is actually very little realism to it
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@@SayHiMyGuy trying so hard to be different 😭
I think DCS World is a great fit for this list. Just as realistic as Microsoft Flight Sim with things like radar systems, different kinds of weapons, all the Fox missiles callouts are there some some more.
Lol not just as realistic, way way more realistic. MSFS does beat it in building and terrain visuals tho
Well the terrains and visuals have no crash physics either in MSFS@@notanengineer
Dont compare mfs with dcs. I am a huge fan of mfs but dcs is just leagues and leagues ahead of mfs. MFS is for the casual simmer. DCS is for those people who prefer nothing less than perfection in their fighter plane simulation. I tried playing with mouse, I couldn't. I think it requires joystick, playing with mouse is impossible.
@@abcdefgh6121 oh yeah, Eagle Dynamics went all out in the realism department.
@@DogRozan Yeah. I have just 2 questions. Can we put flying hours in some kind of professional grade version of dcs? (No no, i am not trying to fly random planes like in top gun maverick last scene, just asking 😊✌)
Also, if there any news of a new version coming? Because i think the current version runs bad on my laptop. I dont have dedicated gpu, but only integrated iris xe, but still at lowest settings, it gives 10-15 fps only.
Kingdom come Deliverance is the most immersive open world historically accurate game mankind has ever witnessed... KCD takes the best features from elder scrolls series and puts them in a real medieval timeline... I have over 300 hrs on KCD and still it impresses me like no other game... the alchemy minigame is the most perfect... here you don't have a menu... instead you physically combine herbs and boil them and pour them in vials in specific amounts and sequence to get a desired potion or medicine... the immersion is so satisfying and next-gen...
Kerbal Space Program has some pretty amazing mechanics. Building a working rocket to get you to the moon or other planets can be fairly difficult.
I'd say some of the shortcomings of Green hell from what I saw in the gameplay of it is that its healing system can be hyperspecific, for e.g. to remove a larva growing under the skin you need fish bone or bone needle, while really you could use any sharp object for that including knives you keep using for crafting...
Might have to do with the effectiveness of the tool. Knives can remove ticks in real life but its a hell of a lot easier and safer with tweezers
@@ghostnike901 Yeah but if you go for realism you need to take into account a certain level of improvisation that goes into survival in the wilderness, including using different kinds of tools for different things maybe making some sort of penalty for using a worse tool (like for e.g. bigger wound after the operation), as this kind of hyperspecific treatment feels kinda out of place in a game trying to be realistic this much
I dont care about realism, if i ever find myself lost in a jungle and i have larva growing under my skin, i will find some kind of a needle or something that can serve as tweezers.
Will absolutely not imprecisely cut open my arm or a leg with a knife...naah, no way, even with a needle it would be difficult but with a knife, yeah you will remove the larva but you will make a terrible wound.
This list is my cup of tea. I love realism in games.
Spintires, Arma 3, Accident, Automobilista, Teardown, Universe sandbox, Wrench, Wreckfest, City car driving, Liftoff, SpaceEngine, Tabletop Playground.
I am a bit of the opposite, I dont like too much realism since life is hard enough already, I dont want to feel stressed playing games when games are supposed to let you have fun enjoying them lol
Oooh, I love Green Hell. It's up there on the list of my favorite survival games. I love all the attention to detail, how you have to manage your inventor, treat your injuries. The brutal nature of the game actually makes it pretty fun...even when you're losing.
As maybe an honorable mention, I'd say the Car Mechanic Simulator line is pretty good, especially CMS '21. While it's not 1/1 on the realism, it comes pretty close. I mean, other than where to put the oil and the gas, I knew very little about my own car. But after playing CMS '21, I could pop the hood and knew what each part I was looking at was or where certain parts were that I may have been looking for in particular. It's definitely a nice little chill game for car enthusiasts or maybe someone looking to get into some sort of automotive/mechanical trade.
Green Hell is awesome, but I actually like the Long Dark a bit more. Green Hell is a bit more realistic but the art style of Long Dark is just something so unique, and it does have alot of the survival stuff that Green Hell does minus the hardcore dietary standards and insanity.
A heavily modded Project Zomboid is even more fun. Especially if you add hygiene and bladder/poop mods. People often forget the hygiene aspect of the apocalypse and how likely you're going to crap yourself from fear the first few times.
It's fun cos you can push the game to be too realistic with mods.
It's funny I started playing PC Building simulator a couple of years ago, and my wife came in and asked me what I was doing and my brain went "I'm working" because in real life I do desktop support. Haven't picked it back up since that moment when I realized that in my free time I was pretending to do work.
GOOOOSH I loved Kingdom Come Deliverance. So underrated!
So glad to see Eleven get some love! It's wild too, that there's more in-depth realism in it than covered here, like setting up your paddle different ways that also dirrectly translate to real-world.
First time I played it, it was a bit uncanny at first, but soon was so comfortable that I spent way too much time playing that first session.
Bonus: no tracking down the ball!
I actually enjoy RDR2's Hunting/Fishing elements. So much that I play it almost exclusively for the Cowboy Outdoorsman experience. I have upgraded everything there is to upgrade in the camp and Trapper except for a couple Talismans because some Legendary Animals/Fish are available only in Chapter 4 or something and Im just at the part where we just arrived in Horseshoe Overlook.
PC Builder is real fun when you try to push benchmarks as high as possible while making ultimate gaming rigs, glad this game made on the list (and a bonus for it being on the top)
No Red dead redemption 2?
I would add Car Mechanic Simulator (basically any version). If you want to learn how in general cars are assembled and what parts go where it's worth trying it out
Been playing the hell outta CMS' 2021. And outside of maybe changing the oil and filters on my car...I know next to nothing about mechanical stuff like that. But after playing CMS, I was able to pop my hood and I understood what each part was I was looking at or where to look if I was trying to find a specific part in particular. A really good game and decent chill time waster imo.
Very happy that The Long Dark was on here!
The Long Dark rules, glad to see it get some love.
I played PC Building Simulator for about 30 minutes, got major flashbacks to having worked in IT for a living for over 10 years, and haven't touched it since. That's how good it is :)
Good to see The Long Dark was featured! Very underrated game. Thank you falcon!
The fact that you can learn something in VR that can translate, well, to actually IRL ability is amazing. (P.S. STUBBS!!!)
Yeah, If I ever get attacked by rhythmic flying blocks and there just so happen to be couple light sabers nearby, I'm golden.
In the same idea of MFS you could say Run 8, it might not be as known as Train Simulator Classic or Train Sim World but when it comes to realism when driving and managing trains and routes it is unparalleled.
Project Zomboid is a really good realistic zombie survival game, super happy it was on this list. Fantastic game
The Long dark even simulates wind,you have to try to avoid it by using terrain or you ll freeze faster.
Green Hell was a tough blind playthrough, but i loved it
I’ve found that over the years of gaming, those touches of realism go miles and make us feel so much more connected to the story and/or gameplay
Project Zomboid kinda blew my mind when I played it and realized you could end up with a deaf character and not get any audio/noises from in-game haha. For a game with such simplistic art and graphics, it really is quite in-depth.
One of my favorite posts I’ve ever read is how this woman plays with her husband, and she always plays a deaf character. They’ll be looting houses or cars and every now and then she will see her husband bolt and it takes her a second or two to realize an alarm went off.
There’s so many great moments in that game 😭 it’s really great
Just went on a binge with DayZ for the first time. I put about 400 hours into it and now I have a love hate relationship with this game. It's absolutely amazing in terms of realism. There's even a blood transfusion mechanic where everyone has a blood type. Also there are about 8 different diseases that all work differently. That being said though, the game is lacking support in content. There are permanent bugs in the game. And not a whole lot of tools for interacting with real players. But it was definitely a journey getting teams together and having moments of arresting someone in a police station and having them drink gasoline.
some of my most fun gaming sessions come from dayz but it gets tiring. its a good game to binge then give a break. then binge again
@@ahmedhamm5464 yeah I'm on the break right now. Need to play me some story games for a while so jumped back on Ghost of Tsushima to play the DLC
@@CommanderCodyChipless thats what i do too. you are gonna enjoy ghost of tsushima and the dlc that game is so good and chill
@@ahmedhamm5464 I platinumed GoT before the DLC. But yes, very good game
@@CommanderCodyChipless nice i need to get around to platinuming it. i kinda fell off of the trophy grind i have like 68 plats or something
the table tennis one reminded me how I learned to play using the wii & became actually good at real life ping pong
this video made me get into flight simming, hotas, 3d printing, custom cockpit setups, its a whole new hobby, its awesome. thank you gameranx.
Shoutout to Hunter Call of The Wild, I picked it up during the pandemic in 2020 and the consistent updated and new maps have been keeping me hooked ever since!
Only problem is its not realistic to arcady
I am honestly amazed on how you guys have been churning content on daily basis for years. Wow.
Top 10s?😂
@@allistergraham6704 hahaha
PC building simulator needs a swear button because sometimes there are moments in PC building that just require cursing to accurately simulate the experience
It makes me so happy to hear Project Zomboid get dome love. None kf my youtubers talk about it, and i wish more people did. Its so fun to play with friends
I wish you could bring up more sim racing content in videos like this. Many sims out there pretty much flat out, hardcore racing sims, like ACC and Iracing which are benchmarks for comparison between reality and virtual. There's also alot of development being done for "realistic" sim racing titles that are being worked on for future release.
That random assassin's creed jab, I felt that.
If we could mix beamNG and asseto corsa we would have the ultimate racing experience
My uncle taught me IFR landings in MS FS X. We used real life approache plates with the sim for Greeley/WeldCo airport in Colorado. That was MS FS in 2004. DCS is another popular super realistic flight sim, but unlike MS FS, it can simulate air combat.
What you left out about Call of the Wild, is that you control the genetics and health of the animal herds in the game by selective hunting. For example, if you just go out and shoot every big young buck you see, throughout the game the sizes of the deer will get smaller because the large deer genetics aren't being passed on.
love this channel and all the hard work you guys do at gameranx, so I just wanted to say thank you for your content
Banished by Shining Rock Software is pretty realistic too
Banished enjoyer let's GOOOOOOO love that game. I always come back to it but man it's time for them to come back with Banished 2
Green hell is my favorite survival game, just saying that was old footage of green hell the game doesn't look like that anymore its absolutely beautiful
The Green Hell and Soviet Republic game look way up my alley, never heard of them at all.
Rdr2 better be on here
Way of the Hunter has a bit more realistic hunting mechanics. It’s not a perfect game and has some bank, but it’s a good time and a worthy competitor to Hunter COTW.
fun fact with PC building simulator - it actually helped me with building a real computer... I had some older parts I wanted to use for the new computer, and I was searching for a case, and with the game I was able to look through few cases, tried to put in the parts I owned and see if it will fit and how it might look... Now the PC sits on my nephews desk :)
Kingdom Come and MSFS are best things ever made that no one required before
About the BeamNG Drive graphics, those are outdated footages and graphics been much better since 0.27 update last year. Not to mention people change lighting and more in World Editors
I thought they were already pretty good based on these clips; thought Falcon's comment was weird.
Annnnnd, he didn't even mention the new suspension valving simulation physics.
Really would have thought that DCS would have been on the list
Fpv drone simulators can be pretty realistic. Down to the point of having battery sag, and needing to go through a recharge gate during races. Races are held in some like DRL and velocidrone, to determine placement for real life races.
As an honorable mention, I would include Scum. As a survival pvp game, the metabolism, crafting, medical, and building systems are really realistic.
My favorite part is when you're talking about how realistic BeamNG is and a truck bursts into flame after tapping a guard rail lol
fuel tank puncture, unlikely but realistic
SCUM is a honorable mention on this list.
I always thought the fall damage in Dying Light was pretty realistic.
😅
@@liloreoinya have you played dying light?
I've been playing The Long Dark for awhile now and I really enjoy it. It's the only survival game I've played.
First off, having a game that you can catch parasites and get illnesses from different sources is very interesting. I wouldn't even be playing the game, I'd be running around trying to get sick.
Secondly, the hunting has a very realistic sight view. It's pretty impressive.
missed RDR 2
Need part 2 and add RDR2 & EFT in it
I would say Call of the Wild is more of an arcade hunting experience and does not try to be a simulator. If you're looking for a more realism based hunting sim, i would say Way of the Hunter is your best bet.
Suggestion: unexpected moments in video games that satisfied our nerdy side
like when they track some super obscure stat, or go way too deep with the lore, or animate something mundane with insane accuracy
Where is RDR2
I'm a little shocked that Way of The Hunter wasn't mentioned in this, but Hunter CoTW was. While CoTW is a great immersive hunting game, Way of The Hunter is way more in depth than CoTW. It actually takes you back to the basics of hunting with bullet power determining the penetration power it takes to cause internal damage, the detail of air bubbles in the blood when you hit an animals lungs, the paths that animals take, Bullet drop, zeroing in your rifle to the distance you're shooting from to hit what you're aiming at. All of that isn't included in CoTW.
True - Call of the Wild is arcade hunter game while Way Of The Hunter is almost close to realism.
What are you talking about with the last bit, COTW literally has bullet drop and zeroing. Where did you get that it doesn’t?
Not true, every weapon in COTW has its effective range. If you shoot an animal from further away, the bullet has less penetration power.
It's not a rare chance to find animals on call of the Wild.. you just have to not run all over the place or you'll scare off anything before you see them. You have to walk and look at wind directions and find all the need zones where they drink, eat and sleep and knowing what times animals will be there and you'll be running into animals all the time.. it's finding the albinos and big trophy scores that are rare.
i have to agree with #1. Played PC Building Sim for 2 years then finally built my wife a PC and the process was smooth as butter, the game also helps you understand compatibility 10/10 recommend
And that's why Real Life is the real game to play.
Online Poster Simulator.
No rdr2 ? How could you
watching the daily Gameranx video is guaranteed to make your day better
Pretty nice list. Would've liked to see SnowRunner, Arma 3 and Medieval Dynasty too.
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facts
Maybe because it isn’t released yet BUT, it will find its spot when it does
Rdr2 ??
Hunter Call of the Wild is my obsession -- I've logged over 1000 hours on that game! Love it!
Way of the Hunter is more realistic than Hunter Cotw. But what I love about Cotw is that it supports any sort of playstyle. You can have a realistic hunting experience by tracking and stalking.. But you can also have a more fast paced, arcade-style experience of trying to get the games rares by grinding the lakes on your map. Because the way that the animals are always at the lakes at the same time every single day is not realistic. But that means that if you keep shooting them over and over there you can spawn in rares eventually.
Yeah, I’m surprised way of the hunter didn’t make the list. I play both games and I like to think that COTW is a more arcade type of game, while WOTH is more for realism. I think COTW is a bit more fun but that’s my opinion.
Depends on if u prefare actual hunting or just a shooting gallary
For me RDR2 is the most realistic thing ive ever experienced .
Same
you should play more games lol RDR2 isn't realistic at all
@@chase5298 lol what?? dude go get some fresh air😂
@@skiddzjust1389 but he is right though. Except for the physics and other semi realistic miscellaneous stuff, the game has many unrealistic mechanics such as bullet time.
@@skiddzjust1389 don't get mad at me for telling the truth
How come this list was complete without mentioning “RED DEAD REDEMPTION 2” 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Im replaying it right now, it's so damn good especially on the next gen consoles
Falcon laying on the ground with the girl saying "dude your totally zombie food" got me 😂😂😂😂
As someone who has sunk an embarassing amount of hours in The Long Dark (like, 7k over multiple platforms), I got unreasonably excited to see it on this list 😂
I already know rdr2 is number 1
3:03 I think another game worth mentioning is The Way of the Hunter. The hunting aspect is more realistic but it lacks in the amount of content
PC Building Sim seems like it wouldn't be much fun, but if you know anything about building, it's actually really cool. Your uncle leaves you a shop, and then you have missions to complete
I live off-grid in rural Alaska. I started out in a tent on an empty patch of land on the side of the road and now i have a pretty elaborate 2 story house and a powerful solar power plant and an abundance of resources.
I wouldn't call it realistic but i recently picked up subnautica. And the process of going from being stranded in a lifepod to having your own under water habitat with submarines and various resources reminded me allot of the process i went through. It's very simplified in the game and there's no simulating sleeping on cold ground for months with moose eating grass right next to you (the subnautica equivalent would probably be curled up in the lifepod with those creatures that shoot ink popping their heads through the dive hole) but it kinda gives you a bit of the gist of it.
BTW. I am glad you didn't include red dead redemption 2. That's a mess of an attempt to simuate anything real.
I was gonna say Red Dead Redemption 2 but then I realized how you can drink medicine to basically become a bullet sponge.
It’s still realistic in a lot of ways
5:47 There's a level of realism here that's closer to real life than almost any other racing game
I never would have thought I would see cotw in a gameranx video! Yas bring more people.
That Beam NG racing game looks so cool. Has it got a sequel? Would love to see it improved upon.
The VR-game "Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades" (H3VR) should also be on this list. Okay, you're fighting sentient sausages, but the realism of function and handling of the guns is absolutely wonderful.
Aren't we all just sentient sausages?
@@truedoh2831 Those are the deep philosophical questions we all have to ask ourselves.
KCD was such a great game, I've been confused why their studio hasn't moved on to another project
Thank you guys for including PZ and W&R:SR. I feel those games are still under the radar, at least W&R:SR
Pilot here of a Cherokee 140. I’d say well MSFS looks good, it’s a bit hit or miss in terms of realism. Some aircraft have better models than other and some more advanced aircraft are in various stages of development and often don’t have full features of the real aircraft also some FMCUs don’t work as in real life. Sims will definitely get you ready for your check lists, your ATC comms if your on vatsim and navigation.