In 1994 Simis created Flight Sim Toolkit for the PC, running under Windows 3.1 and DOS. This title provided a suite of sophisticated tools allowing the game player to create their own flight sim world. January, 1994 PC Gamer called it, "A must for flight sim fans and frustrated programmers alike … Well designed, huge in scope and very absorbing."

The original FST still has a large and active on-line community, with dozens of active web-rings. Flight Sim Toolkit 2 will embrace this community with regular on-line updates to tools and engine features, news groups, and provision for exchange of maps and models.

Although I had previously seen press releases on FST2 I didn't really know what this program did, somehow assuming it was related to Microsoft Flight Simulator. Far from it! FST is a unique too that marries a range of sophisticated, easy to use, authoring tools with a state of the art simulation engine. In short, FST2 will allow the player to unleash their creativity and build anything from a flyby over their house, to a complete electronic battlefield simulation.

Incredible, no? For about $49 US you can own this product yourself. Neil Soane, until recently of SSI fame, says that, "FST2 will change the face of the simulation world."

Team Alligator screens.

Flight Sim Toolkit 2 will be based on the stunning new Daedalus engine, the same engine that powers SIMIS newest product, Ka52 Team Alligator. With full support for next generation graphics cards and processors, it will be possible to create dazzling visuals and fx using the powerful new suite of FST2 tools.

FST Tool Interface

FLIGHT SIM TOOLKIT 2 features: