Do you want to experience a game without she hulks, simps, or other forms of current year propaganda? If so and you’re into helicopters, know that publisher and developer Lines Studio aims to bring Helicopter Simulator to PC sometime soon.

Attempting to recreate realistic helicopter flight patterns in various weather conditions comes the works of Lines Studio, which will manifest through Helicopter Simulator sometime this year.

Moreover, if you aren’t into games that shove propaganda down your throat 24/7, then one game that might pique your interest is Helicopter Simulator in that it aims to offer gameplay affected by different types of physics.

In addition to the above, atmospheric scattering, volumetric clouds, volumetric fogs, and physics-based ocean mechanics are all a thing.

Although the game isn’t out right now, the team has two islands to explore, a free flight mode, a tutorial mode, two career missions, five training missions, the ability to customize the available amount of helicopters, and joystick and footswitch support.

You can check out the trailer for the helo sim right here:

If you want a better look at how the flaps can alter flight patterns, the following video details how blade length, size, and direction can change flying for a specific mission:

A more detailed video shows a nice amount of parts that a player can interact with and toggle on a chopper. In other words, you can open up various hatches and check if the helo is ready to fly by conducting a pre-flight test:

For those wondering what kind of missions are in the game can expect to conduct pre-flight checks, shipping and delivering cargo, and fuel jobs. More missions/objectives will likely pop up in the future, but right now, the game is still shaping up to release for PC.

In the meantime, the game is planned to release for PC via Steam Early Access. More information can be found on this game by heading on over to linesstudio-graphisme.fr.