Greetings!
In case some Sci-Fi Aerial Combat enthusiasts still around... 😀
In recent times, I have become an author of Sci-Fi assets / templates for Unreal Engine. So, maybe if you want to make your own flying futuristic shenanigans - I can suggest this as a "starter pack" 😉
(P.S.: for those unfamiliar, Unreal Engine is free to download, use, and produce games, royalties only if incomes above 1 Mil)

https://www.unrealengine.com/marketplace/en-U … -and-flying-vol

Some videos from demo maps included in asset:
https://youtu.be/PatJVOXFuLg
https://youtu.be/_Za-yRKGZ2c
https://youtu.be/Bn7KnszTYsQ

Any updates?

Last I heard was Ziggurat publishing releasing Terminal Reality: Boosted Edition

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1956430/Te … oosted_Edition/

I was about to ask about that as well when someone linked me to the Steam storepage.

A couple posts earlier in the thread Voidpoint was mentioned but I'd be very curious if the author was hired by Ziggurat to work on this as a paid project.

There's probably no way Fury³ or Hellbender will get re-released because I think Microsoft owns the IP for those two titles even though Terminal Reality was the developer. You can run the Fury³ POD files in Terminal Velocity though, you just have to write your own episode definition file for the engine to read from. And Fury³'s POD file should be loaded BEFORE Terminal Velocity's POD.

I would hope this "Boosted Edition" will still allow people to define POD load orders and new episode definitions so this trick would atleast work with it.

This looks great. I'm really looking forward to play TV on a higher resolution. The Mac version goes up to 1024x768 which looks awesome, but emulation hasn't advanced much lately and I still haven't been able to bring my old mac back to life. The Terminal Recall engine remake also seems to have stalled with a non-working build since 09/2022.

Just wanted to share a video of TerminalFury's progress: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMpJbu7_kwk

Just so people know I'm not just sitting around doing nothing. I still have no ETA, but progress is being made as I learn more about programming, the game, etc.

It's looking great to me. It's a shame that Microsoft did nothing with this IP after the Windows 95/98 period, cause it could have been a great IP to use for early Windows XP gaming.