The Falconeer, a gorgeous open world game that highlights air combat on the back of a large warbird has just dropped their latest trailer including the date of release. The game features ocean-worlds with heavy aspects of fantasy set in The Great Ursee. Developed by Tomas Sala and published by Wired Productions Ltd, the game will be available for play on November 10th 2020.

The thirty second trailer of The Falconeer features a majestic bird barrel rolling against stormy skies, beautiful oceans and fighting ships in a heated battle.

The Falconeer will allow players to pick from different classes during each chapter which include an Imperial Freelancer who seems to have a higher rate of speed and damage, a Falconeer who has a higher health pool and rate of fire as well as a Mercenary and a Mancer Seeker. According to The Falconeer website “The story revolves around a singular conflict, but as a player you’ll get to play and experience it from as many angles as you want, offering you access to all the factions involved.”

On the website it also gives us more information into the lore behind the game letting us in on the complex world that lies beneath stating “People in the Ursee divide over two lines, access to technology and control over valuable resources such as wood and metals. Revolution and dissent is always brewing among the downtrodden and poor, while the rich and powerful yield fleets of airships and Falconeer’s to protect their assets.”

The Falconeer will support 4K and 60 FPS for Xbox Series X and currently available for pre-order through the GameStop website in the US Game in the UK.

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