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In the past, we’ve seen hotel rooms and even entire hotels specifically designed for those who prefer the orange glow of de_dust2 to a sandy beach. But Alienware’s new gaming suite in Hilton’s Panama City location might well be the easiest place yet to let a week of your life completely pass you by. Room 2425 offers guests the chance to avoid the rich culture of the Central American capital and enjoy the company of a monstrous Alienware gaming PC, Oculus Rift VR headset and Xbox One Elite. Move between the racing seat centerpiece and beanbags, foregoing the stunning view of the South Pacific Ocean to instead bask in the warm glow of the room’s 65-inch 4K TV.

The $349 per night room also features a surround sound system and immersive lighting that responds to in-game action. Oh, and an Alienware gaming laptop if you made the crucial mistake of inviting someone else to join you in the lair. So draw those curtains, order your weight in room service and settle into a session. Though you won’t actually need room service when you’re putting away all those chicken dinners, right? Poggers.

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I haven’t seen Star Wars: The Force Awakens, but I have seen that clip of hoverbikes riding through a salt-white desert kicking up red smoke. Project Sable looks like That Clip: The Game. Developer Shedworks is keeping it close to their chest for now, but they guarantee “you will be able to drive around a desert on a hoverbike.” And you know what? That could be enough. Soaring over cel shaded sand dunes sounds like a good time.

It looks pretty neat, too. There’s a lot of detail nested in Project Sable’s seemingly endless wasteland. Flecks of sand whiz through the air, shooting stars streak across the horizon, holes and weeds freckle the flats, and your only companions are the dust clouds trailing behind you. You wouldn’t think something could look quiet, but here we are.

I’m in it for the sand cruisin’, but I’m also rather anxious to see what else Project Sable lets you do. Shedworks has shown images of a few different hoverbikes over on the game’s official blog, so perhaps we’ll see some ride customization?

Shedworks isn’t sure when Project Sable will come out, but they’re hoping to hit 2019. They’ve already checked the ‘find a publisher’ box on the release to-do list thanks to Raw Fury.

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Ride hoverbikes through a cel shaded desert in Project Sable

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