Dinsun Review
This isn't really a game in the traditional sense, and as a conservative gamer, I struggle to score it against something like Zelda. However, evaluating it as a simulator, it’s surprisingly competent. It’s built for a very specific crowd—people who spend thousands of dollars on wind tunnel time. It captures the technicality of 'dynamic flying' movements with decent accuracy.
If you're looking for high-octane thrills, you're going to be bored to tears. But if you’re a technical geek who appreciates precision and niche simulations, there’s something here. The graphics are utilitarian—don't expect AAA beauty—but for a training aid, it does the job. It’s the kind of hyper-niche software that I can respect for its focus, even if it won't be winning any 'Game of the Year' awards from anyone who isn't a skydiver.
Overall Stats
Pros & Cons
- Accurate technical patterns
- Unique subject matter
- Great training tool for its niche
- Very steep learning curve
- Utilitarian presentation
- Limited appeal for non-skydivers
Technical Report
Performance: Solid performance; physics calculations seem prioritized over visuals.
Audience Fit
Buy if: You are actually an indoor skydiver or interested in the physics of body flight.
Skip if: You are looking for an entertaining video game.
- Skydiving Logbook apps
- Technical simulators
Reviewer Context
- Reviewer: Dinsun
- Hardware: iPad Pro
- Playtime: 2 hours
- Status: Completed basic patterns
