Germany, Paderborn, July 6, 2022 | Aerosoft, a publisher specialized in simulation games, today officially announces its participation at gamescom 2022. The company will be represented with its own booths in both areas, the public entertainment area and the business area for trade visitors.
On an exhibition space of more than 100 sqm in Hall 8.1, the publisher offers visitors of all ages an insight into upcoming simulations, including yet unannounced titles. In addition to hands-on stations for PC and console games, visitors can have fun on three large simulators: There is a full-motion simulator, a real off-road truck (from the game Heavy Duty Challenge) and the cab of a real fire truck, in which players can simulate a rescue lane drive.
Winfried Diekmann, CEO and founder of Aerosoft, says: "We hear about rejections from a few international publishers, but we support gamescom and Germany as a business location – and this year we even have our biggest booth to date. We're looking forward to finally being able to throw ourselves back into the fray after two unpleasant years of reduced contact with our players! And we promise: We have a lot of exciting games, which are of course also playable on site!"
Journalists will have the opportunity to book interviews with Aerosoft and the developers of the games in the business area during gamescom. More detailed information on the lineup will be announced in the coming weeks. A preliminary portfolio overview will be available on August 12 with the Nextsim stream, where Aerosoft will summarize the insights, footage and interviews of its own in-house exhibition called NextSim.
About Aerosoft
Aerosoft is one of the leading publishers of deep simulation games, with 40 inhouse staff and long standing connections to many freelance developers and studios. The company also sells periphery products for simulation fans.
Aerosoft GmbH was founded in 1991 at the airport Paderborn / Lippstadt in Germany. They started out developing add-ons and periphery products for Microsoft Flight Simulator as well as training software for flight students. Since 2002 the company became more and more a full-fledged publishing company and branched out into other simulation genres. In 2020 Aerosoft released its first simulation games on console.
Find more information at www.aerosoft.com.