If you've never flown a drone, buy DRL Simulator and play through the practice mode.

If you like really creative tracks with crazy loops and inverts and other gravity defying insanity that pushes the envelope of what fpv racing can do, DRL Simulator probably wins there as well, but only slightly.

If you want a more 'authentic' experience and to fly drones you might actually own at home, Velocidrone.

**If you actually want to race and race multiplayer with other people, compete in daily and weekly events, and get the full effect of what it's like racing a populated track--but you don't want to go through the headache of confusing server menus and finding enough people to play with--DCL: The Game is where you'll want to be.**

Every DCL race is populated. You are always being pushed by other live players, your best time's ghost and the ghosts immediately above and below you on international leaderboards. The multiplayer race flow mode where you and other players/ghosts are given a set time to learn and perfect your best race line, then get one shot to nail it, provides such an authentic taste of what a local race might feel like. The weekly and weekend events really bring out the adrenaline of drone racing... I never thought a drone game would get my heart beating so dang fast.

Aside from that, DCL has a huuuge and really fun selection of realistically challenging tracks with incentives to keep getting better and revisit with different drones. It's nice to have some control over PID customization as well.

DCL is also definitely the best *looking* drone game graphically, imo.