Fit check
Is Triumph in the Skies worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Flight-simulation players who want to fly aircraft rather than cars
- VR users seeking aircraft scenarios and flight missions
- Players interested in aviation settings featuring Chinese locations and elements
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story-driven campaign rather than selectable scenarios and mission levels
- Players who want a detailed progression system beyond guided missions and record challenges
- Players looking for a non-VR game without a 2D keyboard mode
Our take on Triumph in the Skies
Players who need a non-VR setup may hit a wall at the start: the game is presented as VR-exclusive, with keyboard-controlled 2D play also available. Anyone expecting a long, connected career may also find the mode description stops at guided missions and level-based challenges.
What is Triumph in the Skies?
A VR-based aviation game also offers keyboard controls in 2D.
Quick Start lets players choose an aircraft and setting, while Flying Career provides guided objectives and missions. Racing Mode compares results with records set by other pilots, across tens of levels. Available aircraft include a stunt plane, the Cessna C-172, and the Su 33. Environments feature a reconstructed city, the Liaoning aircraft carrier, Hong Kong, Beijing Capital International Airport, and Beijing Daxing International Airport. Chinese cultural elements are also included.
How Triumph in the Skies plays
- 01Flying Career
- This mode pairs guided instructions with missions to complete.
- 02Record Challenges
- Racing Mode lets pilots challenge other players’ records.
- 03Aircraft Selection
- Available choices include a stunt plane, a Cessna C-172, and a Su 33.
- 04Location Choices
- Selectable settings include the Liaoning carrier and airports in Hong Kong and Beijing.
Triumph in the Skies compared to similar games
Triumph in the Skies focuses on aircraft, flight missions, and aviation locations, while KartKraft™ and Circuit Superstars center on vehicle racing. Absolute Drift focuses on drifting across 34 tracks, and JDM: Japanese Drift Master is an open-world, story-driven experience about Japanese drift culture.
Triumph in the Skies: platforms & release
Is Triumph in the Skies worth it?
It is worth it if: flight-simulation players who want to fly aircraft rather than cars. Skip it if: players seeking a story-driven campaign rather than selectable scenarios and mission levels.
Where can I download Triumph in the Skies?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Triumph in the Skies's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Triumph in the Skies on?
Windows only.
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