Fit check
Is Multirotor Sim 2 worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- FPV racing fans who want races alongside free-flight practice
- Drone pilots who want to practise with an RC transmitter or gamepad
- Players who enjoy upgrading and repairing simulated multicopters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a broad story campaign or character-driven progression
- Players who prefer fixed, low-maintenance vehicles over crash damage and component management
- Players looking for horse racing or snowmobile simulation rather than drone flight
Our take on Multirotor Sim 2
The simulator trades a broad range of vehicle types for detailed multicopter tuning. Its focus on parts, damage, repairs, and flight characteristics leaves less room for unrelated gameplay systems or progression outside drone operation.
What is Multirotor Sim 2?
Multirotor Sim 2 is an FPV drone simulator with races, free-flight areas, acrobatics, and obstacle collisions that can damage individual parts.
Players earn coins by racing and exploring locations, then spend them on repairs and replacement components. Several multicopter models can be upgraded with batteries, frames, engines, GPS, telemetry, sensors, cameras, video transmitters, and blades. Model characteristics include engine power, control precision, signal range, wind resistance, and flight duration. Free-flight locations include Hangar, Village, Village Night, and Rocks. The simulator supports real RC transmitters and gamepads, and lets players change component sets during development.
How Multirotor Sim 2 plays
- 01Part damage model
- Collisions can damage separate drone components with varying severity, requiring repairs or replacements.
- 02Component upgrades
- Batteries, engines, frames, GPS, telemetry, sensors, cameras, transmitters, and blades affect flight or equipment characteristics.
- 03Free-flight exploration
- Four named locations provide areas for flight practice and coin collection outside races.
- 04RC controller support
- The simulator accepts a drone transmitter or gamepad for control.
- 05Telemetry display
- The telemetry set shows speed, altitude, wind, battery level, and signal strength.
Multirotor Sim 2 compared to similar games
Uncrashed: FPV Drone Simulator and The Drone Racing League Simulator both focus on realistic FPV flying and skill development. Multirotor Sim 2 adds coin collection, component purchases, repairs, multiple upgradeable multicopters, and free-flight exploration across four locations, while the alternatives emphasize realistic practice and racing.
Multirotor Sim 2: platforms & release
Is Multirotor Sim 2 worth it?
It is worth it if: FPV racing fans who want races alongside free-flight practice. Skip it if: players seeking a broad story campaign or character-driven progression.
Where can I download Multirotor Sim 2?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Multirotor Sim 2's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Multirotor Sim 2 on?
Windows only.
