Cowork Getting started with FPV in Drone Sim
Your first session, step by step: open the game, follow the Training Field tutorial, learn to hover and land, then fly your first ring and your first race.
Read the guide →
Independent game studio · Ho Chi Minh City
Games about the joy of flying.
Cowork Game Studio makes simulation games that are easy to start and deep enough to keep practising. We build for the web first, so anyone can play in a browser, then bring our games to phones and VR headsets.
Our first game
Drone Sim
An FPV drone flight simulator with realistic quad physics. Learn to hover on a quiet meadow, thread the rings of a neon night loft, race AI pilots through a city at dusk, or fly free across an endless generated countryside.
How we make games
Real feel first
Our drones fly on a physics model of a real quad, with the flight modes and Betaflight-style rates that real pilots use. What you learn in the game carries over to the real thing.
Easy to start
A guided tutorial, an assisted GPS mode and gentle default rates let a complete beginner fly in minutes. When you are ready, the training wheels come off one at a time.
Play anywhere
Web first: open a link and fly on a computer, phone or tablet with no download. Then the same game on the App Store, Google Play and Meta Quest, with touch, keyboard, gamepad, RC transmitter and VR controls.
From the devlog
Guides written by the team that builds the game.
GPS, Angle and Acro: flight modes explained
How each of the three flight modes behaves, why real FPV pilots fly Acro, and a practice plan for moving from GPS through Angle to Acro.
Read the guide →Rates and expo explained: tuning Drone Sim's sticks
What center sensitivity, max rate and expo mean, how the Beginner, Intermediate and Pro presets compare, and how to tune the throttle curve.
Read the guide →Ready to fly?
Drone Sim runs in the browser on a computer, phone or tablet. No download, no sign-up.