Into the Wind is a Ghibli-style delivery adventure where your motorbike turns into a plane and dogfights happen

Into the Wind made its debut at the PC Gaming Show as the first game from developer Bloom & Bloom Games — an open-world action adventure with a delivery sim twist, published by Three Friends, a newer outfit with staff veterans from Minecraft, Deep Rock Galactic, and Valheim.

You play a young guy who inherits his uncle's delivery service after the uncle vanishes into a mysterious cloud. What follows is a gorgeously Ghibli-esque world full of charming NPCs, textured environments, and — somewhat unexpectedly — aerial dogfights above cosy island landscapes. The protagonist's motorbike is apparently self-driving or outright sentient, and it can transform into a plane. Strange unmanned vehicles emerging from that same mysterious cloud seem to be the reason combat enters the picture at all.

The delivery gameplay looks to borrow from Death Stranding's school of thought — hit a cow and your hard-earned cargo goes flying — though without the heavy simulation layer. The visual style is the real draw: warm, hand-crafted-looking environments and animation that genuinely earns the Ghibli comparison.

Into the Wind has no release date yet, but it's up on Steam to wishlist now.