Tower! Simulator 3

It's good and enjoyable but very buggy. You can spend a really long time building a career only to have an aircraft freeze so it won't line and up wait or take off and then you go from zero errors to unplayable in a moment.

The new AI Voice recognizer is soooo good. If you search one thing AI made better, there is your answer. I can finally say stuff, that never worked with the old recognizer.

Worthless game without proper voice recognition. 11 hours of troubleshooting, reading documents and still 9-10 aircraft don't understand me.

Tower! Simulator 3 is the kind of game that makes you feel like an absolute air‑traffic wizard one moment… and a stressed‑out intern the next. And honestly, that’s exactly why it’s so fun. It captures the chaos, precision, and satisfaction of running a busy control tower better than almost any other sim out there. The moment the airport wakes up, planes lining up, pilots calling in, weather shifting, you’re locked in. The interface is clean, the voice commands feel great, and when you manage a perfect sequence of landings and departures, it’s genuinely rewarding. You get that “I’m in control of everything” rush that only a good ATC sim can deliver. But the real charm is how quickly things can spiral. One late landing, one impatient departure, one runway you forgot to clear… and suddenly you’re juggling a dozen aircraft while whispering apologies to imaginary passengers. It’s stressful in the best possible way. The visuals are solid, the airports feel alive, and the simulation depth is impressive. It’s not a casual game — it demands attention, timing, and a bit of strategy — but if you enjoy detailed management sims, this one hits the mark. 9/10 – A brilliantly chaotic ATC experience that makes you feel like a hero every time you avoid disaster.

If you are looking for a broken game, you have found it. Speech recognition is a hit or miss. Then you try to use the good old keyboard commands. The game is designed in a way that you HAVE to use the context command menus and they fail a lot. You want to send a command to an aircraft on ground, only flight commands show up, you want to command an airplane in flight, only ground commands show up. Then, in a desperate move, you try to type the command yourself, using the same words as the game, it does not accept the command. Come on!!! Online ATC-SIM does a lot better with simple letter commands and is for free!!!! In an expensive game with expensive DLC this is unacceptable, unfortunately I am beyond the refund limit. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

save you time they want a extra £20 for real aircraft and call signs the trailer is false advertising. the aircraft and call sign's you get are made up if you do have a lower end card i would also avoid until they optimise it. if you want it. but be prepared to pay more most things that should be in the base game. whether ? time ? you have to pay to change that also around £17. its more likely a toxic vatsim dev so you have been warned.

JA

Game has so much potential but falls short due to the main feature of the game falling very short. The voice features are extremely hit or miss, and it's usually a miss. You are tasked with being quick and efficient with your ATC directions, but punished due to the game constantly mishearing your words, or just ignoring them completely. The new AI update just gave us low-effort AI voices, and does not help the actual voice detection. When saying "Taxi to, and hold short of runway 2L" The game hears "Taxi to apron " and nothing else. It listens only for one word at a time in the right order, instead of the entire phrase or sentence, in order to predict what you are saying. This game seems to be more focused on adding paid content and ai garbage instead of fixing the core mechanic of the game. Hopefully it will improve, but with how long this game has been out now, I very much doubt it.