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Microsoft Flight now available, won’t cost you a penny to download

Ron Ron
July 17, 2019
1 min read

Microsoft has announced the availability of it’s Flight simulation game which brings enhanced scenery, beautiful terrain, new aircrafts, and integrated content marketplace in this highly anticipated PC title from Microsoft.

“Microsoft Flight” is a new PC game from Microsoft Game Studios that brings a new perspective to the long-standing “Flight Simulator” franchise. “From new game play elements and enhanced scenery and terrain to new aircraft and integrated content marketplace, it is an entirely new breed of virtual flight,” Microsoft states. “Microsoft Flight builds off its heritage of deep, immersive simulation and is redesigned to make the experience easier for virtual fliers of all interests and skills.”

Microsoft Flight allows you to explore the island of Hawaii for free and gamers will be able to purchase other skies over the remainder of the island by purchasing the Hawaiian Adventure Pack, which includes:

  • Hundreds of miles to explore
  • Stunning recreations of landmark features, from the breathtaking Waimea Canyon in Kaua’i to the high-rise hotels of Waikiki
  • New challenges
  • 20 new missions
  • The Vans RV-6A, a two-seat, single-engine, low-wing homebuilt airplane made famous for its speed and maneuverability.

Take a look at the release trailer below:

Microsoft Flight

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