Remote Reaper: FPV Combat Drone Simulator reached full release on Steam on October 14, 2026, after entering Early Access on April 4, 2025. It is a combat-focused FPV game, with FPV meaning “first-person view.” Steam describes configurable drones, simulated signal interference, changing weather and mission editing among its features.

What the Steam listing says the game includes

Remote Reaper's full release on Steam: what its combat simulator includes

Steam describes a realistic control mode with full flight physics and a simplified keyboard-and-mouse mode that provides altitude hold and acceleration. The listing also names support for RadioMaster, DJI FPV, TBS and BetaFPV radio equipment, as well as Xbox and PlayStation gamepads.

The game offers single-player and online co-op, a drone editor and a mission editor. Steam also lists Steam Workshop and Steam Cloud. Its scenarios include radio-control and video-link jamming affected by terrain and obstacles, along with different weather, visibility and targets.

Steam lists Spanish (Spain) among the game's eight text languages. The listed controls and scenarios describe the game; developer Vladyslav Fomenko has described it as a public game shaped by input from pilots.

Combat simulators and other drone games

Combat-FPV games, racing simulators, camera-drone practice and general aeromodelling offer different kinds of play. A combat setting is not the same game experience as racing through a course or practicing camera-drone flight.

CategoryExamplesGame focus
Combat-FPVRemote Reaper; Ukrainian Fight Drone SimulatorCombat-themed scenarios and drone configuration
FPV racingLiftoff FPV Drone Racing; DCL: The GameRacing and flying through courses
Stabilized camera-drone flightDJI Flight SimulatorCamera-drone handling
General aeromodellingGeneral RC and aeromodelling simulatorsA broader range of aircraft models

That distinction helps when choosing a game: a racing title such as DCL: The Game centers on FPV racing, while Remote Reaper and Ukrainian Fight Drone Simulator depict combat scenarios. Fomenko described Remote Reaper as a public game developed with pilot input, rather than a simulator that began as a military training tool.

Remote Reaper PC requirements

Steam lists Windows 11 and DirectX 12 for both the minimum and recommended configurations. Its minimum requirements call for a six-core 2.4 GHz processor, 16 GB of RAM and an NVIDIA GTX 2060. The recommended configuration raises memory to 32 GB and lists an NVIDIA RTX 3060.

ComponentMinimumRecommended
Operating systemWindows 11Windows 11
ProcessorSix-core, 2.4 GHzIntel Core i7-6600K or AMD Ryzen 5 5600
Memory16 GB RAM32 GB RAM
GraphicsNVIDIA GTX 2060NVIDIA RTX 3060
DirectXVersion 12Version 12
Storage10 GB10 GB

Steam also lists a broadband connection under recommended requirements.