The Falconeer for Xbox Series X, S, Xbox One, and PC Gets a New Trailer Showing Gameplay & World

Today Wired Productions released a new trailer of its upcoming “airborne ocean-world fantasy RPG” The Falconeer. 

The trailer showcases gameplay and a look at several location of the game’s gorgeous world.

You can check out the video below.

We also hear about the factions we can fight for.

• The Northern Imperium. The greatest power on The Great Ursee, the Imperial throne commands the Northern Ursee with nobility, subterfuge, and manipulation as tools of power.
• The Mancer Order. The master scholars of The Order control all access to technology across the Ursee, guiding the march of progress towards an unknown destination along ‘The Path.’
• The Civilian Freehouses. A loosely aligned assemblage of independent communities united in defense of local trade and subject to the machinations of the Imperium and Mancer Order.
• The Freebooter Rebellion. Outcasts banished to the dark places of the Ursee, now returned from their exile with dark and ancient knowledge to wreak havoc on their long-time tormentors.

The Falconeer releases for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One, and PC on November 10.

If you want to see more, you can enjoy the announcement trailer and the story trailer.

If you’re unfamiliar with the game, you can read an official description below directly from its Steam page.

“The deep running currents of the Great Ursee hide the secrets of long-forgotten gods and ancestors.

The Falconeer is an airborne ocean-world fantasy RPG set in The Great Ursee. Take your armed aerial mount to the skies as you explore a bleak and hauntingly beautiful world, filled with wonderous locations and warmongering rival factions vying for the mysterious secrets hidden at the Ursee’s unfathomable depths.

The Falconeer puts you in control of the ultimate airborne warrior. Delivering devastating ranged attacks and combining classic dogfighting mechanics with acrobatic twists and turns, you’ll go wing-to-wing with rival Falconeers as well as large lumbering airships, flying beetles, manta rays and deadly dragon-like weavers.”