We’d never heard of Flight School Studio prior to their release of the
superb Creature in the Well back in 2019, but with that game finding huge success, we’re super excitedly for anything that follows it. And that game is
Stonefly, out now on Xbox, Switch, PlayStation and PC.
Available to purchase and download this very minute on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch and PC (through both Steam and the Epic Games Store), Stonefly will see you heading off on a mech-fuelled adventure through the most enchanting of forests. You do this by following the life of a naive inventor, Annika Stonefly, as they attempt to take in a quest to recover a long lost family heirloom.
Flight School Studio Will Be Releasing Stonefly This June
Flight School Studio Will Be Releasing Stonefly This June
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Flight School Studio along with MWM Interactive announced that
Stonefly will officially be released in June. If you re not familiar with this, the game takes players on a miniature mech adventure through an enchanting forest full of wonder and peril. You ll be taking on the role of Annika Stonefly, a brilliant but naïve inventor on a quest to recover a lost family heirloom where she ll also experience a bit of coming-of-age tale in the process. The game is set to launch on June 1, 2021, on all major consoles, including next-gen, as well as PC via Steam and the Epic Games Store. Enjoy the latest trailer below!
Stonefly Will Launch June 1; New Trailer Showcases Bug-Sized Mech Combat Combos
Similar to its Super Smash Bros. inspirations, you need to chain together combos in Stonefly to knock enemies off the edges of the stage.
Developer Flight School Studio and Publisher MWM Interactive have announced that Stonefly will be launching on June 1. Additionally, Flight School and MWM released the first entry in a series about how Stonefly works this first video details combat combos. Our small team set out to create something visually unique and mechanically original with Stonefly and we think players are going to love following Annika s journey and gliding around the world we ve created, Flight School Studio game director Bohdon Sayre said in a press release.
Games where you get to play as tiny people and creatures have always delighted me - now there's a game that throws mechs into that mix. A match made in heaven.