GeoFS Easter Eggs 2025

Hello, pilots! Today is April 1st, and you know what that means—the developers at GeoFS have surprises in store for us. I discovered one last night hiding underneath the F-35, and it’s a real beauty. 0:22 Based on the F-35, this aircraft even boasts vertical takeoff and landing capabilities. I’ve already posted a half-hour video showcasing it, but let me give you a quick rundown. With the flaps down, it lifts off effortlessly—though I’ll admit I had a little trouble controlling it at first.

Once airborne, this thing flies super high and super fast. I managed to take it over 1,000,000 feet and hit speeds exceeding 50,000 knots. It performs exceptionally well, much like the SR-71; the higher you go, the thinner the air, and the faster it flies. At lower altitudes, it still moves impressively—topping out around 1,400 knots at one point. It’s a thrill to push its limits and see just how fast it can go. Last nights video:    • Strange Alien Aircraft in GeoFS or F-47A??...  

But that’s not all. There’s more to explore! Last year, we found a surprise hiding under the Corsair—a Tesla. This time, it’s the Sagittarius Pulsar 3:24 , an electric vehicle with some wild features. Hit the “X” key to open the windows, or press “Z” for crab steering capability, allowing you to park it sideways. Tap “B” for air brakes, and the steering wheel stows away—perfect for a quick nap. The controls are intuitive: one flap setting is neutral, two flaps engage reverse, and retracting them shifts you back to forward. The gear shift handles the brakes, making it a slick little package.

Next up, I noticed something intriguing about the speed tied to the spoiler’s pitch. We hit 270 knots, and with a turbo boost and afterburners I hadn’t spotted before, it really comes alive. The brakes slow you down, but double-tapping the flaps kicks it into reverse for even more control.

Then, the surprises keep coming. Switch modes, and this vehicle transforms from an aircraft or car into a boat! 7:17 I took it down by Alcatraz Island to explore. The “z” button deploys probes—still figuring out what those do—while “X” extends a toy ramp. Inside, the boat’s design is stunning: a helipad, a lounge with a dance floor, a giant chess set, and a fancy dining area. Press “9” to get it moving, and it even has a reverse function. I noticed an autopilot feature too, which is pretty cool. Crank up the wind speed in the options menu, and the ocean swells get wilder—especially fun in a storm.

So far, I’ve uncovered three Easter eggs in this April 1st extravaganza. From a high-flying F-35 variant to a versatile electric vehicle and a tricked-out boat, the developers have outdone themselves. I did get a little grounded under the bridge at one point.

There you have it—Happy April Fool’s Day and Happy Easter Egg Day! I hope you enjoyed this rundown alongside the video. Let me know what you think—thanks for watching!