ATC Games: Voice Control

ATC Games is a suite of seven voice-controlled air traffic control training games designed by an active controller with nearly 20 years of operational experience. Hold push-to-talk (anywhere on screen), speak real FAA Order 7110.65 phraseology, and watch the airspace respond. Every mode shares one philosophy: the language of air traffic control is best learned through practice under pressure, not lectures. FREE TO DOWNLOAD • Traffic Call Trainer — Beginner difficulty • Vector Trainer — Beginner difficulty • Daily Challenge — one fresh sequencing puzzle every day, same scenario worldwide • Voice Control Tips and onboarding UNLOCK ATC GAMES PRO — $4.99 ONE-TIME A single in-app purchase unlocks every premium training mode for life: • Traffic Call Trainer — Novice and Expert (Expert adds audio callsign recognition) • Vector Trainer — Novice and Expert • Radar Sim — full STARS-style approach control simulation • Sequencing Challenge — unlimited practice scenarios • ATC Ear Trainer — callsign recognition by ear • Washout — 7110.65 quiz with reference citations Every premium mode offers one free preview play before unlocking, so you can hear yourself fly the F-16 before you decide to pay. Family Sharing supported. Volume Purchase available for facilities and training organizations through Apple Business Manager. SEVEN GAME MODES TRAFFIC CALL TRAINER — Spot approaching traffic, identify it by clock position relative to your aircraft's nose, and call it out: "Traffic, two o'clock, four miles." A correct call clears the threat. Three difficulty tiers escalate from clock + distance only to full audio callsign recognition. VECTOR TRAINER — Speak heading commands to steer through portals on the radar display. Three difficulty tiers add altitude, then audio callsign recognition. Trains heading fluency under time pressure. RADAR SIM — Full STARS-style approach control simulation. Vector aircraft to runway intercept using real phraseology — headings, altitudes, speeds, approach clearances, departure releases. Up to 15 simultaneous aircraft