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Drone warfare of the Ukraine war is entering the international gaming community realm with a Ukrainian Fight Drone Simulator (UFDS) computer game making its way to upcoming release.
The simulation computer game, developed and published by SIMTECH SOLUTIONS, is expected to be openly available as an ultra-realistic combat first-person-view drone simulator through the gaming platform, Steam.
The developer states that the new simulator, available in Ukrainian and English languages, is designed to improve piloting skills using accurate physics and environmental effects as well as simulate modern combat with the “latest tactics from the frontline”. However, the game is not yet in early access.
“We cooperate with Drone Fight Club and incorporate the latest tactics from the frontline, for example, motorbike troops and ‘Orlan missions’,” according to the developer.
“Experience the true behaviour of drones in complex electronic warfare environments … Implement real-world landscapes for training any mission type and more interesting things from real combat simulations.
“We are also open to collaboration with developers of other drones for integration into our simulator, enhancing the versatility and applicability of UFDS.
“Join us in this revolutionary journey and elevate your drone combat skills to new heights.”
The simulation game already features FPV explosive-impact drone and explosive-dropping drone combat against Russian “Z” marked armoured vehicles and potentially infantry, according to scenes shown in promotional material.
“As witnesses of the Russian-Ukrainian war, we have seen how integral drones are in combat and sabotage operations,” according to the developer.
“So, reacting to the challenges of the modern world, we have created a versatile simulator for military personnel, future recruits, fans of military simulators, and FPV enthusiasts.
“You will also have the opportunity to plan your own missions, learn various aspects of drone control and their combat usage, and hone your skills in a dedicated simulator mode.”
This story was originally published by Cyber Daily’s sister brand, Defence Connect.
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