Source: Microsoft
What you need to know
- Microsoft Flight Simulator is currently being developed by Asobo Studio and Xbox Game Studios.
- New images and videos showcase the amazing clouds.
- Microsoft Flight Simulator is currently set to launch sometime in 2020.
- The game will be included in Xbox Game Pass at launch.
Microsoft Flight Simulator is an upcoming well, fight simulator, from Xbox Game Studios. The Microsoft team is working with an external partner to make it a comprehensive experience on PC. It's unclear if it's going to hit Xbox One anytime soon, but there's hope that it may land on Xbox Series X maybe in 2021 or 2022.
Flight Simulator features amazing clouds and recently, PC Gamer posted a few images of them from the game. Suffice to say, they're stunning and quite possibly the best cloud rendered in any game ever made. I know that's a bold claim, but just look at them. If you take a look at a modern game like Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, this is a generational leap in my opinion.
Source: Microsoft
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