Flyout

Flyout is an aircraft-building game focused on design freedom and realistic physics, sound and effects. You use in-game modeling tools to create aircraft of any shape, configure their engines and control surfaces, then test-fly them around an Earth-sized procedurally generated planet.

Design your aircraft

The editors let you shape a freeform fuselage and wings, set materials and textures, paint the aircraft, and import custom decals or reference images for creating replicas. You can add basic cockpit interior parts and configurable landing gear, control surfaces, joints and fly-by-wire settings. Modding support allows you to import .obj models and textures.

You can configure turbines, ramjets, piston engines and electric motors. Propellers and rotors are also configurable and can connect to any engine or engines through a gearbox.

Flight simulation

Wing shape, span and sweep strongly affect flight behavior, and the game calculates fuselage drag from its shape. The simulation includes engines, a realistic atmosphere, wind, turbulence, vertical drafts and ground effect. Aircraft sounds change according to their design.

Learning to fly

Flyout has no in-game tutorials, and its tooltips are limited. Fuselage editing is similar to modeling in 3D software, though much simplified. The unrestricted editor can lead to bugs, and a basic understanding of aircraft physics and flight controls is required or at least recommended.