After a period of absence, the game Flight Simulator has officially been able to level VR in the latest update.

You must be familiar with the 2 million GB game Microsoft Flight Simulator with the hardware requirements. This is the heaviest game in human history to date, 11,428 times more than Call of Duty: Modern Warfare.

With a capacity of up to 2 million GB, Flight Simulator 2020 is considered the heaviest game. However, users will not have to download the full capacity of Flight Simulator to the device. Instead, the game data will be stored on Microsoft’s cloud server.

Microsoft Flight Simulator is a simulation game released by Microsoft in 1982. Participating in the game, users will be sitting in the cockpit, exploring the realistic scene inside and outside the window of the plane.

Essentially, Microsoft will use their cutting-edge technology to reconstruct the entire surface of the earth we live in. To put it plainly, Microsoft will put this entire planet’s surface into their game.

With the ambition to bring the most realistic look to the players, Microsoft officially updated VR mode (virtual reality) for this child. Specifically, players will now be able to see from the perspective of the pilot piloting the plane. Now, players not only see surreal surroundings, but also see hand manipulation while operating the aircraft.

It must be recognized that this is an extremely investment product of Microsoft when from the weather to the scenery are very meticulously depicted. Now with this virtual reality feature will make players open their eyes wide and see places where people can hardly go.

According to Microsoft developer, they will reconstruct the entire surface of the earth that humans live in into Flight Simulator 2020, from cities, houses, buildings, airports, seaports, etc. With an average score of 94/100, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 deserves to be one of the best simulation games of all time. It does not waste development as well as the expectations of the gaming community about a game that recreates the Earth in recent times.