Once upon a time, when Sega was still in the console making business, they had some pretty out there IPs. One of those was Panzer Dragoon, games about magic, myth and machines all wrapped up into rail shooters (with one being more of a full RPG). That series, like many of Sega’s more fantastical ones, was retired, but is making a comeback. Remakes of the first two titles are in development, and now a new title that also explores the old was just announced.

Panzer Dragoon: Voyage Record was announced via a press release. The game is a collaboration between Sega and Wildman. It’ll be a first person title utilizing VR where you relive various episodes of the first three Panzer Dragoon entries: Panzer Dragoon, Panzer Dragoon Zwei and Panzer Dragoon Saga.

The game is scheduled to release in Sega’s 2020 fiscal year that ends March 2021. No platforms were specified, so we’ll keep you updated when more details arise.

We earlier covered a news where the situation was looking much better for Gas Powered Games after their recent video where Chris Taylor expressed doubt whether or not to cancel the Kickstarter.

However, some staff has been laid off and they are pretty relieved because their future is not uncertain anymore. They can also be rehired if the Kickstarter turns out to be successful, because that would give the company enough funds to pay them.

“I think it was also a huge relief for many, and they’re happy to know what’s ahead of them,” Taylor said. “They can keep an eye on the Kickstarter campaign at the same time as they are sending out their resumes.”

“And they’ve got money in their pocket. A big part of this decision was because of other big developers closing down, people finding out on payday that there’s no money, that the company is broke. Everyone at [Gas Powered Games] knew that I would never do that. In all of the 15 years I’ve run the company I’ve never missed a payroll, and let me tell you, that’s saying something.”

You can pledge for their project on Kickstarter, and it’s still a long way to go before it hits the targeted $1.1 million funding. Tell us what you think in the comments section below.