- July 20, 2026
- Reakktor Studios
- 4h median play time
G-Rebels
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About G-Rebels
G-Rebels is a single player open world shooter game with a science fiction theme. It was developed by Reakktor Studios and was released on July 20, 2026. It received mostly positive reviews from players.
G-Rebels: An action-packed combat flight sim in a dystopian open world full of intrigue, free exploration, dangerous missions and breathtaking flight maneuvers. In the year 2684, Earth was almost completely flooded by catastrophic events. The survivors created floating megacities, which compete for the remaining natural resources. As part of an elite unit of the most powerful city-state, it is you…











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Reviews
- Excellent atmosphere and setting with strong Blade Runner and cyberpunk vibes, delivering immersive visuals and sound design.
- Fun and satisfying flight model with intuitive controls, especially enjoyable using controller or HOTAS setups, capturing a VTOL hover craft feel.
- Varied mission types including patrols, escort missions, racing, and bounty hunting, along with a promising upgrade system and large detailed city environments.
- VR support is currently poor with major optimization issues, performance drops, graphical glitches, and lack of VR controller integration.
- Gameplay balance and mission design can be frustrating due to inconsistent difficulty spikes, occasional unfair enemy spawns, repetitive side missions, and some mission mechanics feeling unpolished or unfair.
- User interface and control customization are limited or confusing, with poor HOTAS support, unintuitive input setup, and HUD/navigation elements needing significant improvements.
story
113 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is currently limited to the first chapter with about 3-4 hours of gameplay, featuring varied and fun main missions with some promising plot developments. However, side missions are often seen as filler with repetitive objectives, and mission design sometimes feels inconsistent or frustrating due to bugs and sudden failures. While the narrative is serviceable and the atmosphere immersive, many players note the story's cliché elements and early access incompleteness, leaving excitement for future expansions.
“Right now, there are 8 main missions available, all of which are very varied and fun to play, with some promising plot developments sprinkled throughout.”
“So far, early access includes only the first chapter, amounting to roughly 4 hours of gameplay, with 8 campaign missions, 10 side quests, and 1 time trial race.”
“You've got patrol missions, escort missions, races, smuggling etc. They are quite fun and will test your pilot skills.”
“The game's missions just feel like AI wrote them, voiced them, and created them.”
“Missions are 'go there, shoot that' with really dead voice acting (AI?), and the player character has no agency, not even Ace Combat-esque yes/no prompts or options to make choices.”
“The open world contract-based mission structure offers a lot of freedom but lacks depth and a worthy story.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
G-Rebels is a open world shooter game with science fiction theme. Common tags for G-Rebels include first-person, exploration, cyberpunk, dystopian, early access and others.
G-Rebels is available on PC, Virtual Reality and Windows.
On average players spend around 4 hours playing G-Rebels.
G-Rebels was released on July 20, 2026.
G-Rebels was developed by Reakktor Studios.
G-Rebels has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked G-Rebels for its story but disliked it for its optimization.
G-Rebels is a single player game.
Similar games include Star Wars Squadrons, Frontier Pilot Simulator, SpaceBourne 2, SpaceBourne, Between the Stars and others.














