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Wild Blue Skies: How We Brought the Feel of a 90s Arcade Cockpit to XBOX
Chuhai Labs discusses the development of Wild Blue Skies, a modern take on the 90s on-rails shooter genre, for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox on PC. The team focused on embracing limitations, refining controls, and creating a vibrant, anime-inspired world. The game features a voice cast including Jonah Scott, Suzie Yeung, Edward Bosco, and Daman Mills, and is set to launch on August 13.
Star Fox like on-rails shooter Wild Blue Skies arrives in August
The on-rails shooter Wild Blue Skies, developed by Chuhai Labs, will launch on August 13, 2026. Directed by Giles Goddard, who previously worked on Star Fox at Nintendo, the game aims to recapture the classic feel of the genre with modern controls and features. The game is available on PC via Proton/Wine and has garnered over 120,000 wishlists.
Don’t Have a Switch 2 To Play Star Fox? Try This Upcoming PS5 And Xbox Game Instead
Wild Blue Skies, a sci-fi rail shooter spiritual successor to Star Fox, will be released on August 13 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. Developed by Chuhai Labs and published by Balor Games, the game features anthropomorphic animals and on-rails missions. This release comes after Nintendo announced a Star Fox 64 remake for the Nintendo Switch 2, titled Star Fox, set to launch on June 25.
Super Mario 64, Star Fox programmer says devs weren't historically given free copies of their games, so they had to "wait until supply caught up with demand" if their work sold out
Former Nintendo developers Takaya Imamura and Giles Goddard revealed that they were not historically given free copies of the games they worked on, such as Super Mario 64 and Star Fox. They would have to wait for retail supply to catch up with demand if the games sold out. This practice was common among Japanese companies, even for employees who were still with the company.
