Airframe Ultra Arrives November 5 with Demo Live on Steam
Videocult, the studio behind Rain World, is following that 2017 game with a violent cyberpunk hoverbike racer, and the Steam demo gives players a look at the new direction now.
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Airframe Ultra, the hoverbike battle racer from Videocult and publisher Akupara Games, launches November 5, 2026. The game is set in Mega City West, a ruined future metropolis where riders pilot floating machines called Airframes through underground races, using pipes, chains, plasma torches, and swords to attack rivals. It supports split-screen and online multiplayer, plus customization for the Airframe and rider. A demo is now live on Steam.
The announcement came with a new trailer, and the demo on the Steam store page covers the opening stretch of the game. Videocult, the Boston studio behind Rain World, is presenting a very different kind of game here: Airframe Ultra leans on low-polygon graphics, cyberpunk visuals, and an industrial soundtrack to sell its ruined-city setting.
Racing is only half the pitch. The core loop pairs speed with direct combat, and the customization system lets players tune the Airframe's performance and swap rider equipment and weapons to change how they play. Split-screen and online multiplayer both support the aggressive, attack-heavy racing the game is built around.
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