1C Game Studios revealed what you can expect from seasons in its upcoming Korean War Flight Simulator Korea: IL-2 Series.
We learn that so far, everything we’ve seen was in the summertime, but the simulator will actually have different seasons. And it won’t have just four seasons, it’ll have five.
Like Flying Circus, it’ll have spring, summer, fall, and winter, plus an additional one representing late fall and early spring, when the leaves aren’t fully green, but snow hasn’t yet fallen or has already melted.
Autumn will be the “golden season,” with colorful palettes. Winter will strike a balance between snow cover and diversity, with some areas covered in snow and some less. Spring in Korea will be vibrant, and more about it will be shown at a later time.
You can check out a video and a few screenshots below.
If you want to hear and see more of Korea: IL-2 Series, you can check out our preview with the latest gameplay.
We also have the first gameplay reveal, a look at the gun effects, some interesting animations for the artillery units that will be implemented in the game, the model for the Lavochkin La-11 piston fighter and its cockpit, and a look at the ground vehicles and their destruction.
We also have a video focusing on engine sounds and a rather spectacular look at the visual damage modeling, one on the cities, one on the control options, and one on nature.
If you’re unfamiliar with the IL-2 series, it’s a combat flight simulation series that debuted all the way back in 2001 with IL-2 Sturmovik, set on the Eastern Front of World War II.
At that time, it was very innovative among combat flight simulators and provided a lot of interesting features in a genre that was already starting to drop out of the AAA field into a much smaller niche. It also included a rather advanced multiplayer suite for the time.
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