Fly between radio outposts inside a murky megastructure in The Hollowing, a follow-up to the brilliant spelunking sim Lorn's Lure
I loved 2024's Lorn's Lure , the megastructure exploration game with the handsome climbing axes, but it took me a while to get the better of the whole "repeatedly falling and dying" element. I imagine a few megastructure lovers were deterred by this. Fine, says developer Rubeki, here's The Hollowing - another megastructure game set in the same narrative universe, but this time, with an airplane.…
In the follow-up to the popular spelunking sim Lorn's Lure, developer Rubeki has released The Hollowing. This new megastructure exploration game takes place in the same narrative universe as its predecessor, but with an added twist - an airplane to navigate. The plane may appear crude, with a barbed wire and horseshoes exterior, but it allows players to skip the frustrating repetition of constantly dying in Lorn's Lure.
Players must fuel the plane and fly from one communications tower to the next, landing on airstrips and fixing whatever issues arise along the way. The game's goal is simple: buzz along to the next comms tower, land on an airstrip, and fix what needs fixing. Players must focus and avoid flying into the spore-infested clouds. While a demo is available on Steam, the full game will launch later this year. Fans of Yedoma Globula may find this game appealing as well.
Written by urgent.news from Rock Paper Shotgun's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
