Best Flight Games on Steam
Games about piloting aircraft, gliding, aerial combat, or skybound traversal.
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Do whatever you want in a physics sandbox full of chaotic destruction, endless player-made creations and unpredictable adventures. Build, destroy, roleplay and mess around solo or with friends!
- spawn a car, start driving, and get obliterated by a thermonuclear pizza flying past at mach 23.
- spawn a full McDonald's, then hit it at light speed with a flying cigarette box and watch the whole building explode apart.
- crash a nuclear-cargo train off a bridge and turn it into a city-sized wreck.
- build a working tank, invite friends, and blow enemy LEGO tanks into pieces in multiplayer battles.
- snap together custom LEGO vehicles fast in the editor, then drive them and rewatch the wrecks in slow motion.
- download workshop creations like helicopters, planes, APCs, and trains, then throw them into derbies, dogfights, races, and custom maps.
- build vehicles from scratch using steering, suspension, sensors, and logic, then finally get a fully functional machine rolling.
- trigger explosions so huge they can crash a multiplayer server or even your PC.
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Join a world where you design, create and pilot your own air sea rescue service. Release your inner hero as you battle fierce storms out at sea to rescue those in need.
- pump water out of an airlock 200 meters underwater, juggling fluid pressure until the chamber clears.
- build a missile that loiters around a waypoint until a target appears, then guides itself in for a strike.
- use radar automation to coordinate an automatic drone firefighter swarm as a tiny robotic emergency fleet.
- design your own air-sea rescue fleet, then take it into storms to fight fires, repair oil rigs, and run power stations.
- wire a full command center with cameras, live monitors, and radios you built, then run the whole vehicle remotely.
- iterate a boat through failures until it becomes a 200+ km/h hydrofoil that outruns most multiplayer craft.
- design a pipeline that flexes with waves, locks together, and feeds an oil rig while a tug boat holds everything in place.
- fly a helicopter through heavy winds and land it in rough seas, where the waves are big enough to punish bad design.
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Besiege is a physics building game about constructing medieval machines to annihilate armies, obliterate castles and overcome challenging obstacles. Conquer the campaign or skirmish with friends in Multiplayer!
- stack millions of bombs under a rocket, set them off, and get launched kilometers into the air as burning debris rains down.
- build a self-stabilizing VTOL airship with 12 missiles, turrets, a cargo bay with doors, a cockpit view, and jet boost.
- build a catapult to launch a boulder, then watch the boulder launch the catapult and still win.
- build a spiked go-cart, then keep escalating into catapults, flying machines, and other siege contraptions.
- plant a bladed windmill on a post and let incoming birds fly into it.
- use hinge parts as tank tracks and roll a handmade tank across the battlefield.
- create a walking robot with cannon arms, a flamethrower mouth, and a helicopter head that still moves and fights.
- turn on god powers to ignite anything, drag machines around, switch to zero gravity, and make builds invincible for testing.
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Build the ultimate vehicle and explore a vast open world filled with challenges and adventure. Play solo or team up with friends in multiplayer to conquer the toughest obstacles. With a thrilling campaign mode and endless creative possibilities, Trailmakers is the ultimate sandbox for adventurers.
- go to space in your own build, fly through a starfield, and test it against space pirates.
- bolt logic blocks into your builds until your machines behave like programmable contraptions.
- drop into multiplayer, spawn a tank in the middle of your friend's build session, and open fire on their latest creation.
- turn a little car into a flying machine by slapping on wings and a few thrusters.
- start with a bare-minimum buggy, then snowball through rafts, bigger tires, stronger engines, hoists, and pontoons as you recover parts.
- hunt salvage tucked into hard-to-reach spots, then haul it back with whatever vehicle you can invent to reach it.
- fly a custom hover ship into a volcano, grab a critical salvage piece, and get back out in one piece.
- build a submarine and dive into deep trenches to reach loot and routes that other vehicles can't touch.
- spawn a giant vehicle with hundreds of parts and push the physics until the game starts to struggle.
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The classic transport simulation genre has a new gold standard with Transport Fever 2. Discover a whole new world by navigating transport routes through land, water and air. May progress and prosperity find their way!
- simulate huge maps where thousands of vehicles and every individual citizen are moving and choosing routes at once.
- add new cities and industries to an existing save, changing the whole economy mid-run.
- balance a supply chain and watch an industry upgrade and double its output.
- grow cities by delivering the specific goods they demand.
- expand train stations and airports mid-game by snapping on new modules.
- run single-track railways with passing sidings where trains meet, wait, and slip by each other.
- chain trucks to rail to factories to ports, then ship the finished goods across the sea for profit.
- build airports that link opposite ends of the map and plug flights into your road and rail network.
- reshape the entire world in-game by painting terrain, carving tunnels, and rewriting coastlines.
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A fly ascends to the skies, pondering the pointlessness of its brief existence.
- reach the "sun," discover it's a red-hot light bulb, and fly into it
- hit a point where control fades and an unseen force pulls you upward in a straight climb along rays of light
- rise so high the trees fall away and you're a dot against star clouds and galaxies
- start as a tiny fly in the dirt and climb straight up
- get buffeted by wind, smacked by falling leaves, and stuck in spider webs you can struggle free from
- climb into the finale while classical music surges to match the ascent
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Project Wingman is a flight action game that lets you take the seat of advanced fighter jets and become a true ace. Fight in various missions and gamemodes ranging from intense aerial dogfights to large scale ground assault in an alternate scorched earth setting.
- stack multiple special weapons on one plane, including eight machine-gun pods at once.
- launch your own missile swarm while dodging tens of incoming missiles at the same time.
- drill railgun shots into carrier-sized airships while weaving through their defenses.
- fly a two-seater jet with a voiced backseater talking the whole time.
- pull post-stall, high-G turns to break missile locks and whip back onto targets.
- skirt the ground through storms and brutal terrain, staying low while the world shakes around you.
- build a mercenary army in a roguelike conquest mode, taking territory and fighting escalating waves and bosses.
- hover in a Harrier and use it like a real VTOL in combat.
- fly in VR with a HOTAS and fight close-in dogfights from inside the cockpit.
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VTOL VR is a near-futuristic combat flight game built for Virtual Reality. Pilot advanced multi-role jets, using your hands to flip switches, press buttons, and manipulate the virtual flight controls.
- flip cockpit switches with your own hands, press every button, and yank the ejection handle when it all goes wrong.
- launch off an aircraft carrier, come back for an arrested landing, then taxi and set up to catapult again until you nail it.
- take off vertically, hover, and set down on rooftops before switching back into normal jet flight.
- run a full jet start-up by hand—battery, APU, engines, screens, visor—then launch off the runway under your own control.
- hear a missile-launch alarm, dump chaff and flares, and pull hard to dodge a SAM before it reaches you.
- fight a dogfight by physically turning your head to find targets, cue weapons with your look, and keep flying while guns and missiles chase you.
- line up for aerial refueling and stay rock-steady on the tanker's hose long enough to actually take fuel.
- fly a two-seat aircraft with a friend, splitting roles in the same cockpit while you run missions together.
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The future of flight simulation is now! X-Plane 11 is the detailed, realistic, and modern simulator you’ve been waiting for. Intuitive user interface, 3-D cockpits, new effects, 3-D sound, living airports and world-wide scenery.
- simulate detailed failures like bird strikes, radio outages, and runway light failures whenever you want.
- start a Boeing 737 from cold and dark, program the flight computer, and configure it for takeoff and landing.
- walk around your aircraft in VR, change seats, and flip cockpit switches with the motion controllers.
- practice real flight maneuvers like touch-and-gos and approaches until they feel like muscle memory.
- run full instrument routes with intercepts and holding patterns, then review what you flew afterward.
- leave your jet cruising on autopilot, come back to an engine oil-pressure zero, divert to a new airport, and land on one engine.
- fly a multi-city route across the USA in one airliner, hopping airport to airport until you reach the other coast.
- fly at night over real cities and spot your own street or hometown landmarks in the world.
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The world's first science-based photorealistic interactive 3D planetarium that models the entire Universe, using procedural generation for uncharted areas.
- land on a planet in Andromeda and look up to see the Milky Way as a tiny spiral overhead.
- fly toward a black hole and watch the whole scene warp and shift colors as the light changes with your speed and distance.
- find the exact Apollo 11 landing site by searching the Moon for its real coordinates and walking yourself to the spot.
- stand on a planet around a real cataloged star and look back to see Sol as a dim point in the distance.
- drift until Earth disappears, click a faint red dot, and land on an Earth-sized airless world in a whole new star system.
- leave the solar system, keep zooming out, and scroll from planets to galaxies to the universe without hitting an end.
- stand on an icy moon in Saturn's rings, speed up time to watch the sun loop around Saturn, then shrink the entire system to something you can hold.
- stand on Saturn's rings, examine the particles up close, then dive underwater on another world because oceans have depth and terrain.
