Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter on Steam - User reviews, Price & Information
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Weave through gunfire, master aerial combat, and rain destruction from above in this high-stakes FPV drone roguelike shooter. Take to the skies and rise from amateur to pro to unlock an arsenal of weapons, against endless enemies with real drone physics and controls.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is a simulation, flight and action game
developed and published by TruePlayers.
Released on August 22nd 2025 is available on Windows and MacOS
in 30 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Greek, Hungarian, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Portuguese - Portugal, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese.
It has received 308 reviews of which 283 were positive and 25 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.4 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i3-6100 / AMD FX-8350
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: GTX 580 / AMD HD 7870
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 18 GB available space
MacOS
- OS: Mojave 10.14+
- Processor: Intel Core i5
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 18 GB available space
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I like the idea, it’s definitely a new FPV experience for FPV sims. However, it has major technical issues that make it annoying to play. The main one for me is that if you crash, you’re almost guaranteed to get stuck in textures, and “press Enter to free drone” simply does nothing. At this point, the whole run progress is lost, no matter how much HP you have, or how good you performed. A run takes about an hour or more, and it’s very likely to crash in FPV mode, especially when you fly risky. That kills the whole joy for me. Ultrawide (21:9 in my case) display support is technically there - it’s possible to select the correct resolution, but doing that results in the HUD and menus being cut off, which makes it unusable. And as a bonus, you also get a pixel hunting mini game. You can not just type in your rates, like you do it in any other sim or real drone. You have to select it using sliders... Yeah, 3 numbers per each of 3 axis! Good luck, it's harder than you think. So, it’s a fun concept overall, but for now it feels very early-access like, to the point that it gets annoying. ------------------------------------- Update ----------------------------------------- After the last release, I tested it again, and it finally works fine on 21:9. As for rates, yes, it turns out that it's possible to enter the number from the keyboard, it's just not obvious from the ux design. As for my main issue, I remapped drone flip to controller axis, and it works that way. It also started working from keyboard from that point, don't know what was actually the problem. So, because all my major concerns are solved one way or another, and the game is actually playable now, I'm changing review to positive.
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If you've been looking for a non-boring way to train your FPV flying, you've found it. Firehawk makes it extremely easy to put heavy hours of "stick time" in the sim. I'm an active FPV pilot with hundreds of real flight hours and I've been looking for quite some time for a simulator that offers what some call "arcade fun" or actually any kind of objective-based gameplay that is not boring or tedious. I wanted something that will allow me to take my mind off flying, while flying. Something, that will give the flying a purpose. How many times are you going to fly a race, or a "freestyle" obstacle course in DRL Simulator, Liftoff, Uncrashed, Flowstate, FPV.SkyDive? How long can you play the battleground sims like FPV KamikazeDrone or FPV Battleground, where taking your quad to a target on a basically fields-and-forests map takes often a few minutes of straight line flight, and then you repeat it again, cause the target tank didn't die? For my personally, these experiences never scaled. I can fly them for an hour-two and that's it, because in the end, it's just not that exciting. Firehawk is different. Firehawk gives you an environment, where you will not think too much about flying, as you have other objectives to worry about, and the flying is just a way to achieve a goal, not the goal in and on it's own. This significantly alters your learning experience and allows you to actually reach the state of flow that is necessary to build muscle memory for your piloting. (btw, if you're starting your FPV drone adventure, might want to see the "FlowState: The FPV Drone Documentary" movie, it's free on yt). On top of an actually good simulation of the flight (tuned for the size, thrust and mass of these combat drones here) you also get: - multiple good maps, choke-full of fun locations to fly around, gaps, tunnels, chimneys, valleys - on each map, dozens of missions, anti-ground, anti-air, protection of friendlies, hard targets, targets indoors - during your "run" next map is chosen randomly and set of missions in the map is also chosen randomly - even for the same mission in the same place on the same map, the mission parameters are randomized as well, so for example two of your "defend allied base" missions are never the same - power-ups and pickups, like heals, extra minigun, extra energy, doubling your guns, located randomly, quite often in gaps - a tech tree to progress through, with about a dozen of drones and few dozens of weapons/gadgets for your drone - good weapon variety for different playstyles - easy, medium, and insane difficulty level bosses, spread out randomly throughout the "levels" The above gives you what actually feels like infinite rogue-like replayability. You can try the fire-dropping drone, you can try the fast skirmisher, you can try the slow heavy hitting tank, you can try a hit-scan laser sniper, a corrosive gas drone, or a tech drone with six gadget slots, and then you can use the hulls of the thematic drones together with stuff they were absolutely not designed to work with as well. At first you might be focused on the objectives, shooting the targets, and maybe not dying. They you will start picking up stuff, and not only the stuff that is high in the air, but things on the ground, things in the gaps. You will hide behind chimneys, you will cruise in the valleys to approach an aircraft carrier without beeing seen. And after a while, you will start picking up powerups from inside buildings, and doing loops around bridges just for the hell of it. And after that, when you take your actual FPV drone out for a spin, it will feel like it's a different drone, but that would be wrong. It will be a different pilot. Technical advice: ## If you have just keyboard and mouse - W and S keys will be your throttle/speed buttons, A and D for "strafing", and mouse for looking around, you always fly in the direction you're looking. This is an easy arcade-like experience that feels more like a plane, than a drone. ## If you have a Game Controller - If you don't have a radio controller for drones, Firehawk works ok with a game controller as well. - I do not recommend that you use Arcade Mode with a controller. This mode doesn't feel like actual drone flying at all. It feels like a winged plane that doesn't roll but somehow flies sideways, and whatever muscle memory you build by this, will not be of any use in actual FPV drone flying. Do not do this to yourself. If you have a controller, fly realistic mode instead of this, you will thank me. I guess this mode tries to accommodate people who come from FPS background like COD or BF chopper flying. It kind of copies the mouse/keyboard mode, but left stick is the W,S,A,D keys, and right stick is the mouse. Even if that's you, you'd be better off in realistic mode, honestly. - Use realistic mode, and make sure your left stick is Throttle on vertical (up-down) and Yaw on horizontal (rotation left-right), and the right stick is Pitch (looking up-down) on vertical and Roll ("strafing/banking" left-right) on horizontal. This is known as the "Stick Mode 2" and 99% of real drone radio controllers work this way. - The only problem with the controller is, that for the moment, the auto-fire doesn't work, so you will have to press your trigger buttons to shoot. This makes it difficult to "pinch" the sticks between your thumb and index fingers for precise control and press buttons at the same time. Flying with your thumbs on the other hand, might not allow you the precision of control that pinching allows. I hope the devs will fix this. ## If you have a Radio Controller - It is preferred, if you already have a radio controller, to use that. I use my Radiomaster Boxer and it works perfectly. I have weapons autofire on the side switches, and one of the 3pos switches is for switching the flight modes between 0 and -30degrees, right button for gadget activation, left button for "drone recovery" when I get tangled in a tree or sth. - The game has Flight Mode Switch, you can configure it, so you can switch between two states of camera angle and fov settings. You will have it much easier, if you set one state to be at 0 degrees, and another maybe at -30 degrees. The 0 degree is for hovering and slow maneuvers, and the -30 degree is for fast attack runs and chasing stuff - You can also configure switches for left and right weapon, so you can disable/enable them at will. They do eat energy from the common pool, so disabling one is sometimes beneficial, so the other can cycle for longer. *If you don't have a radio, but want to buy a first radio to start your FPV journey, Radiomaster Pocket ELRS is a very good radio that many serious pilots use. It's small and affordable and will last you for many years. Also buy Firehawk - it's he best way to train FPV :)
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If you are interested in FPV flying but want more goal than racing or freestyling then this might be your game. I love that it really pushes my limited skills. Doing a flip over a bridge so you can keep your weapons aimed on a little target feels really satisfying. I look forward to them working on the AI and enemies a little more. They are really good shots and have the ability to shoot you through cover.
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Runs great, and loads of fun. Compatible and works well with my Radiomaster Boxer.
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Great game if you like FPV. Runs well, fun to play. Works with Taranis X9D+ and the Frsky XSR-SIM.
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Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is currently priced at 19.50€ on Steam.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is currently not on sale. You can purchase it for 19.50€ on Steam.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter received 283 positive votes out of a total of 308 achieving a rating of 8.44.
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Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter was developed and published by TruePlayers.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is playable and fully supported on MacOS.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is not playable on Linux.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is a single-player game.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter does not currently offer any DLC.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter does not support Steam Remote Play.
Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Firehawk FPV: Drone Fighter.
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TruePlayers
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TruePlayers
Release
22 Aug 2025
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