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I really like Zwift, got a Tacx Vortex smart for £240 frm Wiggle, ANt+ USB from Amazon - its great. You realy do feel the resistance change uphil and down- Zwift due to roll onto subscritiopsn soon but ill be paying up my £8 pm happily.
I use Bkool with a kickr turbo. Kickr is direct drive so suited for multi hour session s. Get a turbo with active resistance so software can simulate hills. Bkool is £6 ish a month, zwift goes subscription next month I believe. Bkool has a free package to try out. The multi user competitive simulator s are addictive and keep you from getting bored