The Falconeer announced

Panzer Dragoon Harrier Rez something something...

Fantasy aerial combat title The Falconeer flies to PC in 2020

Indie developer Tomas Sala along with Wired Productions has announced that the fantasy aerial combat title The Falconeer will be released on PC in 2020. As you may guess from the name it isn’t planes you’ll be flying in this game but giant falcons which are piloted by warriors. Players will be able to attack enemies using ranged weaponry though with vehicles being live animals it wouldn’t be a surprise to see a few close up battles as they fight for the skies.

The world of The Falconeer is one where most of it is ocean which is called the Ursee. Various factions have gone to war over the Ursee to be able to control the resources that lie underneath the waves, though where there is treasure there is a danger. Of The Falconeer Tomas Sala released the following statement:

Building worlds is my passion, creating epic landscapes and hidden stories within… just waiting to be found. I want future Falconeers to fight for the Ursee world I’m creating, to risk everything in breathtaking battles to understand its secrets. I’m delighted to have joined forces with Wired Productions, to have secured the future survival of the Ursee and to join a line-up of stunning games with a publisher who understands my vision.

That looks good

Nope!

Looks interesting, hopefully it turns out good.

Hmmm like Crimson Skies but with birds. And fantasy instead of industrial-punk. ANd...

At the very least it looks interesting.

I was we had more games like Draken where you could traverse and fight in both air and land.

Divinity II (as in Divinity II not Original Sin) has something like this, but it's only in very specific sections of the map and not terribly well done.

One day...

I enjoyed that aspect of Divinity 2 (changing into a dragon), and the game itself, but I think that game was a few years too early. It could easily be executed to the extent the developers probably wanted with today's tech.

Game mechanisms like this essentially turn one game into two since you might be playing an adventure game would minute then a flight sim the next.

Birds with machine guns. WTH. Nop, that's not Panzer Dragoon

Damn, misread that. Thought it was a game about this guy.

This game will be good.

Aah, right... ok.

Misread and thought Falconhoof was getting his own game:

kill jester.

Jingle is dead. Game over.