Top flight sim game Infinite flight is free today only on Android, grab it now!

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If you're looking for an awesome and absorbing new game to get yourself into, you might want to check out this title. Infinite Flight, easily the best flight simulator on mobile, has been made free for the next 10 hours on Android. Infinite Flight usually costs $5, but despite this steep price, the game has a rating of 4.3/5 stars on Google Play, with more than 36,000 users giving it the full 5 stars. So if you've got the slightest interest in airplanes, we'd suggest at least adding it to your library.

Keep in mind that this is a complex title with a steep learning curve. Flying airplanes is no easy task, and it's going to take a while before you get a grasp of the game and master all the controls. However, there are tutorials for everything and a very positive forum community, so those of you willing to invest the time to learn will be rewarded with a wonderful experience. 

Here are some of the main features of Infinite Flight:

• Dozens of aircraft in a diverse fleet of airliners, general aviation and military aircraft 
• Multiple regions featuring high definition satellite imagery, accurate topography and all major airports with precise runway and taxiway layouts
• Customizable time of day and weather conditions (real time or custom)
• Realistic atmospherics with the sun, moon, and stars
• Autopilot (supports control of all flight parameters, NAV mode to follow your flight plan, and auto land on select aircraft)
• Easy-to-use flight planning system with accurate fixes and Navigational Aids
• Engine startup and shutdown
• Instrument Landing System (ILS)
• Advanced replay system
• Weight and balance configuration
• Aircraft cockpit and door animations, suspension animations, and wing flex, on select aircraft.

As mentioned above, the deal ends in 10 hours (at the time of writing). If you're interested, it's advisable to act fast. Happy flying!

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