Fly Dangerous

Fly Dangerous (2022)

by Stargoat Games Ltd
Genres:Indie, Simulator, Racing
Themes:Science fiction
Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer
Story:Fly Dangerous is a love letter to racing. Fly in space or over varied, infinite, procedurally generated terrain, with total freedom of movement and a Newtonian Flight Model. Its flight assists can be toggled at will, allowing total control over your racing ship with your favorite flight stick setup to beat your own track record or compete on leaderboards. If you don't care about lap times, you can also put on your favorite music and enjoy some canyon hooning alone or with friends. You can even record your own racetrack and share it with others. Race. Repeat.Show more
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