Realistic Drone & FPV Flight Simulator

Drone Horizon

Master throttle, yaw, pitch and roll on a real 120 Hz physics engine. Fly FPV, race gates, freestyle the skyline — land it like you mean it.

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Most drone apps fake the flight. Drone Horizon simulates it — four independent motors, real thrust and drag, a battery that actually sags, and damage that remembers how hard you hit the wall.

On-screen dual-stick touch controls flying a precision gate course in Drone Horizon
Touch · Acro
01 / Take Control

Fly with whatever you’ve got

Tap the on-screen sticks, plug in an Xbox or MFi controller, or connect a real DJI RC-N1 / RC-N1C remote over USB — Drone Horizon reads it the same way a real flight controller would.

Build a named custom profile with your own axis mapping, deadzone, expo and sensitivity, or start with Mode 2, the layout most pilots already fly.

02 / Learn to Fly

Five ways to hold the sticks

Every mode is a real setting on the same flight controller, not a different game bolted on the side.

01Beginner · Angle

Self-leveling attitude control with gentle rates and a relaxed camera. You still fly the throttle and the line — the drone just holds its own tilt.

02Freestyle & Racing · Acro

Full rate-based control tuned per mode, with camera FOV built for stick-and-rudder flying rather than sightseeing.

03Sim

Acro with the bare physical model — no leveling, no altitude hold, nothing standing between you and the aircraft.

04Horizon

Leveling blends into rate control the further you push the stick: level off at rest, flip at full deflection.

05DJI-Style Assisted

Cine, Normal and Sport presets with velocity-based control and position hold, for smooth, camera-drone flying.

03 / Explore

A city big enough to get lost in

Harbor City is a full coastline — rooftops, bridges, a working harbor and streets low enough to clip a mirror. Neon City trades daylight for a glowing night circuit built for laps.

Drone flying over a coastal bridge into Harbor City
Harbor City · Free Flight
Neon City night racing circuit with glowing gate rings
Neon City · Night Circuit
Freestyle acro roll beside a skyscraper in Drone Horizon
04 / Freestyle

Fly it like you stole it

Every wall, gap and rooftop in Harbor City is a real collider. Freestyle mode tunes Acro for tricks — the line is yours to find.

Drone racing gate with lap timer HUD in Drone Horizon
Gate 02 / 12 · Lap 1 / 3
05 / Race

Gate to gate, lap after lap

Three timed laps through ordered gates, a live split, and a course that punishes a bad line.

Add professional FPV racing gates in wide, progressive or tight sizing, with LED strips and next-gate markers guiding the way.

06 / Master the Aircraft

Four airframes. Zero shortcuts.

The H5 Apex isn’t the H5 Strata wearing a different skin — it’s a different mass, a different thrust curve, a different feel in your hands. Every gram and every newton is modeled, and it shows the moment you take off.

5″ Freestyle

H5 Strata

Balanced acro response built for smooth tricks, not raw speed.

5″ Racing

H5 Apex

The fleet's highest thrust-to-weight — built to win gate to gate.

2.5″ Cinewhoop

C25 Orbit

Light and forgiving, at home in tight, close-proximity lines.

7″ Long-Range

L7 Nomad

Stable at range, built for covering the whole map.

AircraftClassMassPeak thrust / motorThrust-to-weightMax RPM
H5 Strata5″ Freestyle0.64 kg15.5 N9.9:126,000 rpm
H5 Apex5″ Racing0.54 kg17 N12.8:131,000 rpm
C25 Orbit2.5″ Cinewhoop0.28 kg3.6 N5.2:138,000 rpm
L7 Nomad7″ Long-Range1.08 kg18 N6.8:118,000 rpm
Drone Horizon hangar screen with the H5 Apex racing quadcopter selected
Advanced flight tuning menu in Drone Horizon

Underneath the hangar, a rate controller compares requested and actual rotation using real PID and feedforward terms, mixing torque across each aircraft’s own motor layout at 120 Hz. Battery voltage sags under load, crash damage is based on real impact velocity, and Advanced Flight Tuning exposes the rate curves, PID gains and a blackbox flight-data logger to whoever wants to dig in.

FAQ

Common questions

Is Drone Horizon a realistic drone simulator?+

Yes. Each aircraft is a rigid body with four independently modeled motors, real differential thrust and reaction torque, quadratic drag, motor spool lag and battery voltage sag, running at 120 Hz — the same update rate a real flight controller uses.

Can I use a real DJI remote controller with Drone Horizon?+

Yes. Drone Horizon supports the DJI RC-N1 and RC-N1C remote controllers over USB, alongside native Android gamepads and on-screen touch controls.

Does Drone Horizon support drone racing?+

Yes. Drone Racing times three laps through ordered gates, with optional professional FPV racing gates in wide, progressive or tight sizing and separate personal bests.

What flight modes does Drone Horizon include?+

Beginner (Angle), Freestyle and Racing (Acro), Sim (unassisted Acro), Horizon (blended leveling), and a DJI-style assisted mode with Cine, Normal and Sport presets.

Do I need an internet connection to play?+

No. Drone Horizon is a fully offline single-player simulator — no account, no always-online requirement.

Is Drone Horizon free on Google Play?+

Pricing and availability are set on the app’s Google Play listing. Use the Google Play button on this site for the current listing.

Ready to fly?

Drone Horizon is a real drone and FPV flight simulator built for Android.