Despite this, there’s still a lot of room for innovation, as truly free-form flight isn’t common in games even now. Luckily, we’re starting to see more major, high-budget games incorporate flying into their gameplay, and several exciting titles are promising impressive aerial experiences. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated upcoming games that are highlighting flight as a key feature.
Teenage Astronauts’ debut game, Little Rocket Lab, is a relaxing blend of RPG and factory-building. You play as Morgan, a young engineer who’s rebuilding her childhood home into a rocket-building factory. It’s a big task, so she starts small, creating a complete system for gathering materials before she can even begin working on the rocket itself. This means exploring the world, collecting resources, and carefully planning how to expand her factory. The game takes place in a charming village filled with friendly characters that Morgan can get to know and assist.
The team behind Resident Evil has really focused on making the games scary again, listening to what fans liked and didn’t like in past installments – some previous games were criticized for being too action-focused. Capcom has shared that they had many ideas to ramp up the horror in Resident Evil Requiem, and while not all of them made it into the final game, players have already seen some examples, like the terrifying new monster Grace Ashcroft has to evade. There are likely even more surprises waiting for players to discover as they play.
As a huge Gates of Hell fan, I just watched the trailer for their new ‘Finest Hour’ DLC and wow! It’s seriously epic. They’re focusing on key battles for the British and Commonwealth forces during the war – everything from the incredible Dunkirk evacuation to the D-Day airborne assault and the tough fighting in places like Holland during Market Garden. And the trailer itself is amazing, using two of the most powerful speeches ever given by Winston Churchill – “This was their finest hour” and “We shall fight on the beaches” – to really set the mood. It’s going to be incredible!
Okay, so this quest starts pretty straightforward – you just need to head to the Research Building. It’s a decent spot for loot, located right in the middle of Buried City, between Marano Park and the Space Travel building. The cool thing is, there are entrances all around it, so getting inside isn’t a hassle at all. I shouldn’t have any trouble slipping in!
Players have eagerly anticipated the full release of Escape From Tarkov for years. Originally launched in early access in 2017, the game quickly became a defining example of the extraction shooter genre. However, for a long time it was only available through the Battlestate Games Launcher, which likely limited its reach to a broader audience.
The most compelling part of Solo Leveling is the journey of its main character, Sung Jinwoo. He begins as an incredibly weak hunter, considered one of the worst, but ultimately becomes the strongest being in the series. Jinwoo evolves into a God-like figure, powerful enough to challenge even the most formidable monsters. His incredible growth wouldn’t have been possible without the powerful skills and abilities he gained along the way.
Okay, so I’ve figured out something about building my city. As I level up my City Status, things like Happiness, Health, and Fire Safety actually go down – it’s not a bug or anything I’m doing wrong, it’s just how the game works. But on the flip side, Belief, Knowledge, and Prestige all get a boost! That’s why it’s super important to keep rearranging my buildings and making sure everything’s laid out well, so my citizens stay happy and don’t run into problems. It’s all about finding that balance!
The world of Naruto is filled with amazing powers, like the Uchiha’s Sharingan and the incredible strength of the Jinchuriki. We’ve also seen the Rinnegan and the abilities granted by the Six Paths, including Six Paths Sage Mode. However, many fans consider Baryon Mode to be the most powerful of them all. Introduced in Boruto, Baryon Mode is the strongest ability Naruto Uzumaki has ever used. It works by combining Naruto and Kurama’s chakra to create a vastly more powerful energy source, much like nuclear fusion.
Despite the criticisms, Star Citizen genuinely appears to be a high-quality game. Considering the extensive development time – comparable to multiple game franchises – and the massive funding it’s received (enough for several major movies), that’s almost to be expected. Ultimately, Star Citizen has the potential to be a truly remarkable and groundbreaking game.