It’s also important to note that the game could cost more when it comes out of early access, whenever that actually is. There’s still the potential of paid DLC coming to the game later down the line, but as far as the actual game goes, once you’ve paid for it, you have access to every single version of it. Being launched in early access means that you’re taking part in the beta, which will eventually result in the full release of the game without having to pay extra for the game once it launches. Technically, the recent launch of the game is a beta.

It’s impossible to say exactly what it could be at this stage, but there’s a lot of potential. This could range from adding new vehicles to adding new weather effects to even adding whole new areas for you to explore in intimate detail. It also more than likely means that as development proceeds, more and more features will be added.

This means that the game will be consistently updated to fix bugs, glitches, and anything that simply doesn’t work in the game itself. So you can buy X-Plane 12 today, but it’ll be an early access release.

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