Much work has gone into making this latest version of Microsoft Flight Simulator more accessible than ever. “ Microsoft Flight Simulator truly is a flight sim, but it’s also an escape a chance to see lands that we can’t travel to” Under some circumstances it can be stressful, but change a few options and the experience can be almost therapeutic. As the name suggests, Microsoft Flight Simulator truly is a flight sim, but it’s also an escape a chance to see lands that we can’t travel to. Not that it’s not worth the money – it truly is – but many people who wouldn’t generally get any real value out of a game of this type will be able to jump in and enjoy it for different reasons. Why, you ask? Because it opens it up to more than just wannabe pilots. The fact that Microsoft Flight Simulator is available via Xbox Game Pass is truly special, really. In fact, it doesn’t even have to be that expensive: if you have an Xbox Game Pass for PC or Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription, you can skip the £59.99/$59.99 part.

For just £59.99/$59.99 and around 130gb or so of hard drive space, Microsoft Flight Simulator gives you the world.

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