Dear Passengers Wishlist Passes 2 Million
The two million wishlist milestone, reached after the game's chaotic premise and earlier controversy, signals strong pre-release demand for the cooperative title ahead of its 2026 launch.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
FLEXUS announced on August 1 that cooperative flight crew sim Dear Passengers has surpassed two million Steam wishlist registrations. The game casts players as the crew of the world's worst airline, handling tasks from flying and passenger service to loading illegal cargo like crocodiles and missiles. It is in development for PC and planned for release in 2026.
FLEXUS confirmed the milestone on August 1, following a rapid climb that saw the game hit one million wishlist registrations just two days after its announcement in July. The studio's store page notes Japanese language support is planned.
Dear Passengers puts players in control of a deliberately incompetent airline. Standard duties like piloting and serving passengers sit alongside loading illegal cargo, repairing a falling-apart aircraft mid-flight, and dealing with crocodiles escaping the cargo hold. The game treats passenger safety as a low priority, even allowing crew to toss unruly passengers out the window.
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