If you haven't yet heard about SkyDrift, you're not alone. It really snuck up on all of us. First of all, the game looks beautiful, which isn't often said of a downloadable title. Besides that, it's an arcade racer with planes and the goal is to shoot down other planes and win the race. You're also flying fast as hell when this is all going on. What more do you want?
Now onto the developer diary. In part two of the series, we are again guided along by Peter Petrekovits as he talks to us about the planes in the game. He goes through the types of planes, their special abilities, how to unlock them, how they were created, how you can customize them and a slew of other things centered around the planes. You can also catch quite a bit of gameplay which looks awesome. You can pick up SkyDrift next week, so don't let this one drift on by.
God damn I want this game bad. Next week? Fuck next weeks expensive. Dead Island, This and Star Fox. Right after Deus too. Gets worse after that though....
Ditto. Getting an arcade stick for SFIII and MK Trilogy, but I'll definitely be getting this when it's out. Nothing like a fusion of WipEout (or Hydro Thunder, take you pick) and Crimson Skies to get me going.
@ McKn Decker: he's hungarian so english isnt his first language.
I didnt now about the dev's Digital Reality until a month ago but looking at this game, plus Sina Mora and Black Knight Sword which is been co developed with Suda 51 / Grasshopper it looks like this dev studio is one to look out for.
(Checks their homepage) They are old PC devs who made the Homeworld clones Hegemonia
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