Sure, the dialogue before each sets the scene for that particular mission, but everything else seems to be very copy paste. You get a mission, fly to the marker, the battle music starts, and the fight begins. These missions are my biggest gripe with The Falconeer. These missions can range from picking up cargo, dropping off a package, escorting ships through the troubled waters of Ursee, or straight out battles to rid parts of Ursee from pirates. The currency in the game is called “splinters” and you can be awarded between 300-1,000 splinters based on the severity of the mission. Before accepting the mission, you get an insight into the number of pirates (based on the number of skulls) and the award you will be given. Your main port is Dunkel, where you are given a number of missions to complete. “Combat is ok when you only have a few enemies at your tail, but when there are more, the dogfight gameplay is a bit of a dog’s breakfast.” With all these cool things going for it, I really wanted to love this game. From the ashes of the previous game, he built The Falconeer, a game that he says incorporates some of those dark qualities (the depths of the ocean and not knowing what lies beneath) but also elements of hope and light (exploration that brings forth a ‘zen’ like feeling). Its dev, Tomas Sala, came up with the idea when he gave up on another project that he realised was too dark and was being too influenced by his state of mind during a personal/relationship breakdown.
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It was also an Xbox Series X/S launch title and has become a bit of a hit with those looking for exclusive titles to play on their new Xbox systems. The Falconeer is an open world flight game that mixes elements of adventure, air combat, and dogfighting mechanics. To soar, twirl, and feel like we’re freefalling with the grace that only a bird has. This fascination probably comes from the fact that we can’t naturally obtain flight ourselves and we do love things we can’t have! That’s why we flock to games like The Falconeer to get our flying fix. There is something magnificent about flying that us humans get all caught up in.
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