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Game pageUncrashed — FPV racing and control practice
A first gold medal made one player want to try more races. Success offered another target.
A player enjoys following cars through drift tracks and flying through abandoned spaces, finding lines worth following.
What makes it fun
Refine your racing line
Races lead you through vivid gates and varied flight paths. You can return to a section you missed and work toward a medal as you refine your line.
Chase a moving car
On a drift course, you can follow the cars and look for a flight path that keeps them in frame, as if filming the action. The cars circling the track give you a moving subject to chase.
Build a route to fly
You can build a practice map with obstacles that give you trouble or design your own race. Fly the route you laid out and see how it works.
Game details
As of Oct 29, 2026- Steam Deck
- Playable
- Release date
- Sep 1, 2021
- Developer
- Luminite
- Languages
- English, Simplified Chinese ／ 5 languages total
A typical run
A reviewer finds medals a reason to return to races and improve each attempt.
One player recommends Roadtrip first, then describes City Park’s tighter route and sharp turns. Their experience offers a progression from speed to tighter control.
A player who is cautious with a real drone feels able to attempt bolder flights here. That freedom is their experience, not a guarantee about real-world flying.
Core systems
Racing
A player who started racing late felt their flight improve after doing so. A route to repeat gave their practice direction.
Pick a route you want to understand.
What sets it apart
A reviewer enjoys community maps and races despite not usually racing. There can be a reason to fly beyond a training checklist.
Learning curve and difficulty
A player makes a practice map from troublesome obstacles.
Builds and playstyles
Build Your Drone
A player describes learning setup first, then learning flight, and likes configuring a drone of their own. Allow some room for both kinds of learning.
What players like
Players value community maps for adding places and routes to practise beyond the built-in selection.
Players enjoy setting up their own drone instead of relying only on a fixed configuration.
Players appreciate creating their own maps or race routes, so practice can focus on a layout they choose.
Players enjoy exploring different spaces and finding lines to fly through them.
Players describe returning to races to improve, with routes or medals giving practice a concrete target.
Players enjoy following moving vehicles in flight.
Common complaints
Players describe early attempts or demanding race routes as difficult, requiring patience before control feels comfortable.
Players report trouble assigning, recognizing or connecting controls on particular devices, not universal controller incompatibility.
Players describe flight or falling as too floaty for their expectations; these are impressions, not a measured current-version verdict.
Who it’s for
For someone who wants to create races as well as improve on existing routes.
Who might not enjoy it
A reviewer finds flight gripping but wishes the tutorial offered a more gradual introduction.
FAQ
- What controls do I need?
- A game controller or radio controller is required.
- May I stream it?
- Official streaming conditions are unverified. Unknown is not permission; check the rights holder’s terms.
These impressions are based on 100 Steam reviews sorted by “Most Helpful.” They do not represent the views of all buyers.
Image: Uncrashed : FPV Drone Simulator on Steam