Microsoft Flight Simulator Shows Off More Beautiful In-Game Screens

You'd almost believe these were real life photos.

Posted By | On 16th, Mar. 2020

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Microsoft Flight Simulator is making its grand and beautiful return. One of the biggest things to look forward to is the realistic simulation of flying in the great blue above. But it’s hard not to also get caught up in the beauty of the game, as some new screens show below.

The new shots were released by Microsoft, and it’s hard not to be wowed by them. The screens show a variety of settings through both night and day, as well as different landscapes. You’d almost believe these were real life photos if someone had told you.

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen incredible footage showing off the title’s amazing visuals, and it probably won’t be the last. If you want to check out some gameplay footage beyond just the graphics, we’ve got you covered through here. Microsoft Flight Simulator will release some time this year for Xbox One and PC.


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