Feelthere Developer
FeelThere is an independent developer and publishing company established in 2002, in Laguna Beach, California. The company has been involved in all the stages of the video game creation, from programming, design, art, and testing, bringing to the user the opportunity of experiencing Air Traffic Control job[1] or Commercial Pilot's Job[2].
Feelthere has been one of the leading Microsoft Flight Simulator add-on developers[3].
Also, they created Air Traffic Control, that has been including user's feedback over the years. Some of the key features about their games compared to others available in the market are:
- The player can give voice commands to the pilots and Artificial Intelligence (AI) follow complex tower commands. For example, when to taxi around airport, fly approach and departure procedures, full voice control possible using Microsoft's speech SDK voice recognition technology.
- Realistic, immersive, air traffic control simulators which give the user the chance of experimenting what it feels like to be in charge of the Control Tower of some of the busiest and biggest airports around the world.
Air Traffic Control Simulation Games
Tower!2011
This was the first simulator for Air Traffic controller bringing the Realistic Worldwide schedule, replacing fantasy airlines, introducing real aircraft models and adding liveries to airplanes which helps the user to identify airlines. The smaller airport has been specifically selected to allow new controllers to learn the software and air traffic control procedures. After gaining experience the two major airports multiple runways and high traffic volumes will challenge experienced controllers.
Player assignment is to land and take off with various aircraft. As TOWER the player must assure that it safe for a plane to enter or cross a runway, assign taxiway routes, when to stop and start movement, and clear aircraft for take off. Tower 2011 provides flight strips, ground and air radar screens and top down view photorealistic background for the airport.
Tracon!2012
Tracon! 2012 was developed from scratch to include suggestions given by Tower!2011 players.
Tower!3D
Airport Add on for each version chart
Flight Simulator Games
Here you can find information about the flight simulators they have developed. In 2006 they were awarded with Bravo Zulu Award from AVSIM[42]
Flight Simulator Aircrafts, developed by FeelThere
| Aircraft | P3D | FSX | X-Plane | Review/Tutorial |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EMBRAER E-JETS E170 AND E190 V3[43] | TBD | Manual | ||
| EMBRAER E-JETS E175 AND E195 V3[44] | TBD | Manual | ||
| EMBRAER ERJ135, ERJ145XRJ[45] | FOR P3D4 | Manual | ||
| EMBRAER ERJ145[46] | For P3D4 | |||
| C310R[47] | For 3D | |||
| C172RG CUTLASS[48] | For P3D | For FSX | ||
| 390 PREMIER IA[49] | For P3D | |||
| ONE-ELEVEN 300/400/500 | For P3D | For FSX | Review | |
| C172SP SKYHAWK G1000 | For P3D | For FSX | ||
| PA28 181 ARCHER II[50] | For P3D | For FSX | ||
| PA42 CHEYENNE III[51] | For FSX | |||
| B200 KING AIR [52] | For P3D | For FSX | ||
| SR22 GTSX TURB[53] | For P3D | For FSX | ||
| BOEING 777[54] | For FSX | |||
| BOEING 737[55] | For FSX | |||
| C172N SKYHAWK II XPLANE[56] | For XPLANE | Review | ||
| C152 II XPLANE[57] | For XPLANE | Review | ||
| F33A BONANZA XPLANE[58] | For XPLANE | Review | ||
| V35 BONANZA XPLANE[59] | For XPLANE | Review | ||
| PA34 200T SENECA II XPLANE[60] | For XPLANE | Review | ||
| B58 BARON XPLANE[61] | For XPLANE | Review |
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