Here are some I use. BTW; A 'vehicle' is in this case anything that moves people from point A to point B, and so on. So here are mine, as an example of acceptable simulator types; Rigs of Rods(Driving) City Car Driving(Driving) Tricky Truck(Driving) Microsoft Flight Simulator 2002(Flight) Virtual Sailor(Boat) Those are the big 3; Driving, Flight, and Boat. Play any of the ones I mentioned above? Or do you have some of your own? I would like to hear about it! Post it below, and if you have used any of these simulators, post your experience with it/them below.
I like car simulators with realistic physics (like Life for Speed). Playing it with a good steering wheel (like G25 / G27) is really cool I tried few games similar (I guess) to City Car Driving, but they usually have shitty physics. And if I want to drive in the city, then I take my Honda (real one ).
For driving cars i like Assetto Corsa and Project Cars. Besiege and Kerbal Space Program are great too, since you're able to create own vehicles in both games.
Xbox One Forza 5 Forza Horizon 2 Project C.A.R.S. (When it comes out) Maybe F1 2015 Xbox 360 Forza 3, 4 Forza Horizon F1 2012 NASCAR 2009 DiRT 3 PC Automation I used to play Euro Truck Simulator 2 but a mod broke my game and I forgot to backup. I really want to play Asseto Corsa and iRacing but I don't have a good PC, steering whee,l or enough time for iRacing for the money I'm going to have to spend on it.
Give Project Cars a go when it comes out, it's supposed to be brilliant. Euro truck simulator 2 is strangely addictive and iRacing if you have the time to invest into it but the racing is usually clean and the physics are pretty good. No pressure to win a race in iRacing either as it's mostly about racing properly and making it to the end as safely as possible, very realistic in that respect as crashing (sort of) has consequence.
I've been playing DCS World (high fidelity aircraft simulator) a lot recently. I'm going to buy the A-10C Warthog as soon as possible, it looks gorgeous.
