It's really hard to build you first plane in this game because there are no in game tutorials. But once you get into it, it becomes a really fun and relaxing building game. At least the building is relaxing but you need to do a lot of test flights before the plane is complete. this means that the design of the plane will probably differ from what you originally planned. But apart from that, it's a game that is worth buying. Thank you for reading my opinion

I believe the best way to describe the flyout experience is that you need to brute force your way throughout the first 100-200 hours of editing in order to enjoy the game. I see a lot of reviews that fear the lack of an undo button, or the bare-bones functionality, however with time you get accustomed to those; though by no means does the community not want more.

There are many mods developed and being developed to improve the quality of life within flyout, such as missile editors, basic combat AI (for target drones), and advanced placement tools (Mi8 Mod), all using lua. Currently the developer is on hiatus, and notoriously has very little contact with the community, however they did say about a month ago that an update should occur sometime in the near future. Currently, this game is best played in your free time to build a plane or two, or to join the discord and fly planes others have made.

Your first plane won't be like the ones in the trailer, or the ones in the community showcases- its going to be crappy and ugly, and that's okay. With time and practice, you'll improve, and any prior 3d modeling experience will make this transition MUCH easier.

This game shouldn't be bought if you don't want to invest time into it, as you won't enjoy it. However, after putting time into it, building planes can become very relaxing and satisfying, even with the threat of no delete button.

this game is more awesome than the inverse of a frickin packet, yo