When we first highlighted Forever Skies from Polish studio, Far From Home, we used the likes of Subnautica and Death Stranding to help explain its setup, but now an all-new trailer takes it a step further. I particular what we're getting here is that this is... well, its own style of game, really.

Today's trailer makes mention of science being the key to survival in this Survival outing, while its promise of air travel and many, many POIs in a dangerous world are on full display.

Welcome to Forever Skies. A dangerous place where science is the key to survival. The game is set in a world full of mysteries and challenges, offering each player their own unique experience. Their fully customisable, high-tech airship is the safest place among the perilous environment and will be used as their research laboratory, transport and a base for cultivating crops, analysing collected viruses and crafting essential tools for survival with recovered blueprints.

The never-before-seen gameplay in the latest trailer highlights brand new tools in addition to the previously revealed Extractor, Scanner and Build Tool, including the Knife, Crossbow and Med Bay. Additionally, it features the ship's 3D printer and showcases the in-game tools UI and HUD for the first time.

The trailer also introduces the game’s Illness System. Overexposure to Earth’s deadly environment can cause players to become infected with unknown viruses, resulting in diverse effects - from blurred vision, fever, to blood cough and more - having to battle sickness in their onboard Med Bay.

Set on a decimated future Earth, in the wake of an ecological disaster caused by climate change, Forever Skies embarks gamers onto the role of a lone scientist, charged with isolating specific, life-saving virus strains and finding a cure for a mysterious illness that is wiping out what remains of human civilisation. What clues will players find reaching out from the clouds? What secrets lie dormant, beneath the dust, awaiting discovery? More will be revealed in the coming months as the game approaches Early Access release.

Still no release date, though "coming months", plural, could mean we'll see something around August, September or October. Whichever it is though, we're just super keen to play.