Microsoft Flight Simulator has a new video feature discussing the aerodynamics in the game
A new discovery feature takes flight in examining aerodynamics.
What you need to know
- Microsoft Flight Simulator is currently being developed by Asobo Studio and Xbox Game Studios Publishing.
- A new video feature goes over the aerodynamics in the game.
- Microsoft Flight Simulator is currently set to release sometime in 2020.
- It'll be included in Xbox Game Pass at launch.
First revealed at E3 2019, Microsoft Flight Simulator aims to recapture the audience that loved the long-running series of flight simulation titles. After giving a small roadmap earlier this year, the team at working on the game has continued to give a series of updates and videos on different elements of the game's design. The most recent of these is a new video in which Sebastian Wloch, co-founder and CEO of Asobo Studio, talkes about aerodynamics in Microsoft Flight Simulator.
If you're interested in testing this game ahead of launch, be sure to sign up for the insider program. Microsoft Flight Simulator is being developed by Asobo Studio, in partnership with a team at Xbox Game Studios Publishing. Currently, the game is set to release sometime in 2020. Like all Xbox Game Studios titles, it'll be included in Xbox Game Pass at launch.
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