Aelari
The Human Odyssey
The Human Odyssey
Every Era. Every Choice. One Human Story.
Experience humanity from its first flame to the fault lines of the modern world.
SAME HUMAN SPIRIT
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- 300,000 BCEDawn of Humanity
- 1775Flames of Freedom
- 2022Fault Lines
- 2014Prelude · Upcoming
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Aelari Interactive
The studio behind bigger worlds
The Human Odyssey
A multi-era universe
Dawn of Humanity
Survival shapes us
Flames of Freedom
Liberty endures
Fault Lines
A more complex tomorrow
The Human Odyssey · Tides of Revolution · American Revolution expansion
Flames of Freedom
From secret meetings and rising rebellion to hard-won independence and the uncertain world left behind. Explore the planned living Revolutionary War chapter: evolving frontlines, land and naval conflict, camp survival, faction morale and choices that reshape the story.
Whispers become protests. Alliances form and the rebellion begins.
Independence is declared, open conflict erupts and a new nation takes shape.
The cost of victory reshapes communities, nations and the future.
Choose your allegiance · Four envisioned faction playstyles
The factions of the revolution
Each faction has its own identity, characters, equipment, combat style and strengths. Explore the full-resolution faction dossiers below.
All artwork depicts proposed game content and narrative concepts, not finished gameplay or confirmed playable features. The Powhatan Confederacy depiction is a fictional alternate-history concept, not an exact representation of a unified 1775 political entity. Historical research, cultural consultation, asset development and any required licensing remain in progress.
The Human Odyssey · World atlas
Aelari. Heart of the Odyssey.
Explore the mainland, its waterways, settlements, ancient ruins and islands in this concept map for The Human Odyssey.
The Human Odyssey · Vehicles across land, sea, sky & space
Choose your way through the world.
Switch collections to explore the project’s vehicles. Select a portrait to open its details.
The Human Odyssey / Assets & Progression / Civilian Vehicles
Every era has a story.
Every vehicle has a past.
Explore 35 planned civilian vehicles, family favorites, muscle legends, and rare supercars. Select any vehicle to discover its performance, origins, the people behind its design, and how it may fit into The Human Odyssey. Listings are planned game assets, not claims of a finished or playable release.
The motor age begins
Early racers, open-top touring cars and the first mass-market automobiles.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Vintage Racer No. 16 Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1906 design · 1908 race heritage.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Vintage Racer No. 16 joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Everyday · Pioneer · Early-era vehicle Ford Model T Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1908.
Who created it: Developed by Ford Motor Company under Henry Ford.
Why it was made: Built to make sturdy, affordable personal transportation available to a far wider public; later moving-assembly-line production transformed the industry.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Found in early motor-age towns, farms and family journeys.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock 1920s Ford Roadster Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1920s · exact model year unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: 1920s Ford Roadster joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Rolls-Royce Phantom I Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1920s · Phantom I era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Rolls-Royce Phantom I joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Everyday · Pioneer · Era progression Ford Model A Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1928.
Who created it: Ford engineering team, with styling influenced by Edsel Ford.
Why it was made: Replaced the aging Model T with a smoother, more stylish and easier-driving car as roads and public expectations evolved.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A milestone car to unlock as towns modernize.
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Everyday · Performance pioneer · Era progression Ford V8 (Model 18) Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1932.
Who created it: Ford Motor Company engineers under Henry Ford.
Why it was made: Brought comparatively affordable V8 performance to mainstream motorists and became a lasting foundation of hot-rod culture.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Late prewar motoring and an early performance unlock.
Detailed configuration and historical measurements still need verification.
Vintage racing & the 1940s
Period-inspired racing machinery; precise identity is being verified.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Vintage Racer Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1940s concept · exact model unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Vintage Racer joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Road trips, stock cars & muscle
Early NASCAR, family wagons, American muscle and the motorhome era.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Johnny Mantz · No. 98 Jr. Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1950 racing era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Johnny Mantz · No. 98 Jr. joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Everyday · Style icon · Era progression Chevrolet Bel Air Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1957.
Who created it: General Motors / Chevrolet styling and engineering teams.
Why it was made: A showpiece of the American family-car era, offering dramatic tailfins, abundant chrome and increasingly powerful small-block V8 options.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A special find in postwar towns and family stories.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock No. 4 Stock Car Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1960s racing era · exact year unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: No. 4 Stock Car joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Movie-inspired · Rare unlock Shelby GT500 · Eleanor tribute Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1967-inspired tribute.
Who created it: Carroll Shelby and Shelby American developed the period GT500 from the Ford Mustang. The film-style Eleanor is a separate custom interpretation.
Why it was made: The GT500 pushed Mustang toward big-block grand-touring performance; the later Eleanor screen car brought customized fastback styling into pop culture.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A rare movie-inspired discovery. Specifications shown are for a 1967 period GT500, not a unique Eleanor replica.
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Special · Muscle · Rare unlock Dodge Charger R/T 440 Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1969.
Who created it: Chrysler Corporation's Dodge design and engineering teams.
Why it was made: Gave the fastback Charger a major big-block performance identity at the height of America's muscle-car era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Street-racing history, garage finds and era-specific achievements.
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Everyday · Family wagon · Family-story unlock Chrysler Town & Country Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1970.
Who created it: Chrysler's full-size car design and engineering teams.
Why it was made: Made a large, comfortable multi-passenger wagon for school runs, holidays and family travel, with distinctive woodgrain-style trim.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: The iconic long family drive: relatives, luggage, roadside stops and memories.
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Everyday · Road trip · Family-story unlock Winnebago Brave · RV Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1973.
Who created it: Winnebago Industries; chassis and engine vary by model year and configuration.
Why it was made: Brought the amenities of home onto the open road, making family camping and cross-country travel part of everyday adventure.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Sleep, cook, park at campsites and experience family travel over several in-game days.
Detailed configuration and historical measurements still need verification.
Sports cars & open-road adventures
Stainless-steel icons, family RVs and the supercars that defined a generation.
Special · Design icon · Rare unlock DeLorean DMC-12 Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1981.
Who created it: Styled by Giorgetto Giugiaro; developed by John DeLorean's company with chassis input from Colin Chapman.
Why it was made: Imagined a distinctive, stainless-steel sports car with gullwing doors and futuristic appeal.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A retro-future collectible with a story-driven discovery.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock 1984 Winnebago Chieftain Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 1984.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: 1984 Winnebago Chieftain joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Supercar · Legendary unlock Ferrari F40 Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1987.
Who created it: Ferrari engineering; Pininfarina's Leonardo Fioravanti helped lead the exterior design.
Why it was made: Created to mark Ferrari's 40th anniversary with an uncompromising, lightweight, turbocharged driving machine.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A high-value collectible unlocked through major accomplishments.
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Special · Hypercar pioneer · Legendary unlock McLaren F1 Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 1993.
Who created it: Chief designer Gordon Murray; exterior styled by Peter Stevens; BMW V12 engineered under Paul Rosche.
Why it was made: Developed as an unusually light, driver-centered ultimate road car, with a central driving position and pioneering carbon-fiber monocoque.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: One of the rarest treasures of the modern automotive era.
Explore historical / technical source ↗Modern performance & luxury
Contemporary road cars and stock-car racers, grouped by the generation depicted.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Audi A4 Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: Modern generation · exact year unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Audi A4 joins the modern civilian vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact model-year specifications, background and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Audi R8 Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: Modern generation · exact year unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Audi R8 joins the modern civilian vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact model-year specifications, background and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Lamborghini Veneno Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 2013 model era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Lamborghini Veneno joins the modern civilian vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact model-year specifications, background and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Record-setting hypercar · Legendary unlock Koenigsegg Agera RS Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 2015.
Who designed it: Christian von Koenigsegg and the Koenigsegg engineering and design teams in Sweden.
Why it was made: To combine the lightweight Agera design with advanced aerodynamics and very high performance, building on the marque's innovation in powertrains and carbon-fiber construction.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A rare discovery and high-level driving achievement reward.
Official technical / historical reference ↗
Special · Supercar · Elite unlock Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 2018.
Who created it: Automobili Lamborghini engineering and Centro Stile.
Why it was made: The Superveloce Jota was shaped around extreme aerodynamics, low weight and track-focused V12 performance.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: An elite prize for master-level driving progression.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Rolls-Royce Cullinan Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 2018 onward · exact year unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Rolls-Royce Cullinan joins the vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications, historical details and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Track muscle · Elite unlock Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 2020.
Who created it: Ford Performance, honoring Carroll Shelby's GT500 legacy.
Why it was made: Combined supercharged V8 power with track-oriented brakes, aerodynamics and a quick-shifting dual-clutch transmission.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A modern American performance icon with race challenges.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Audi RS Q8 Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: Modern generation · exact year unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Audi RS Q8 joins the modern civilian vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact model-year specifications, background and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 · Modern Stock Car Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: Modern NASCAR era · exact season unconfirmed.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A modern stock-car racing entry for the planned vehicle collection, unlockable through progression.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Lamborghini Revuelto Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 2023 model era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Lamborghini Revuelto joins the modern civilian vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact model-year specifications, background and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Hybrid supercar · Elite unlock Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 2023 unveiling.
Who created it: Ferrari's engineering and Centro Stile teams, directed by Flavio Manzoni for design.
Why it was made: Brought Ferrari's experimental XX-track philosophy to an exceptionally high-performance road-legal hybrid.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Unlock by completing advanced supercar objectives.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Ford Mustang Dark Horse Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: 2024 model era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: Ford Mustang Dark Horse joins the modern civilian vehicle collection as a planned progression unlock.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact model-year specifications, background and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Hybrid hypercar · Ultimate unlock Ferrari F80 Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 2024 unveiling.
Who created it: Designed by Centro Stile Ferrari under Flavio Manzoni.
Why it was made: Showcases the pinnacle of Ferrari's road-car technology, blending motorsport-derived V6 hybrid power and advanced aerodynamics.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A late-game achievement car; appearance and release status subject to asset development.
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Planned vehicle · Progression unlock Koenigsegg Jesko Explore vehicle details ＋
Timeline placement: Modern Jesko era.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: The winged Jesko joins the planned modern vehicle collection as a progression unlock, with a focus on its high-downforce design.
Concept showcase artwork. Exact vehicle specifications and unlock requirements are being finalized.
Special · Modern Shelby · Elite unlock Shelby Super Snake Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: 2026 planned version.
Who created it: Shelby American developed it from the S650 Ford Mustang GT.
Why it was made: Evolves the Shelby performance Mustang with major power, cooling, aero and chassis upgrades. Distinct from Ford's 2020 factory GT500.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: The latest Shelby-themed collectible; future-specific performance to be verified.
Explore historical / technical source ↗Beyond the current road
Proposed and speculative vehicles remain separate from established historical periods.
Special · Electric supercar concept · Future unlock Tesla Roadster · Next Generation Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: Future production concept.
Who designed it: Tesla's vehicle design and engineering teams.
Why it was made: To demonstrate the performance potential of battery-electric sports cars and extend the original Roadster's pioneering role.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A proposed modern-era collectible. Vehicle release year and game asset availability are not confirmed.
Official technical / historical reference ↗
Speculative · Rocket-assisted concept · Secret unlock Tesla Roadster · SpaceX Concept Explore specifications & history ＋
Timeline placement: Speculative future concept.
Who designed it: Tesla roadster team; proposed aerospace-inspired performance concepts associated with SpaceX.
Why it was made: Envisions an extreme Roadster variant with additional thrust hardware. The flight shown in this artwork is conceptual, not evidence of a production flying road car.
Planned in The Human Odyssey: A special speculative unlock for future-era storytelling, subject to feasibility, rights and final design.
Official technical / historical reference ↗The Human Odyssey · Aircraft collection
Across eras. Above the world.
Featured aircraft portraits and the wider development archive. Select the F-47 to explore its planned role.
Future / Special · Concept aircraft · Development priorityF-47
Explore aircraft details ＋
F-47
Explore aircraft details ＋Planned role: A featured future-era aircraft concept for The Human Odyssey, with the F-47 serving as a priority in the aircraft modeling work.
Artwork: This is the project’s concept interpretation. It does not establish the real aircraft’s final geometry, systems or performance.
Asset status: In development. Playable availability, flight behavior and unlock requirements are being developed.
Aircraft archive · Development draft
Aviation across the Odyssey.
Explore the aircraft being considered for The Human Odyssey, from early military aviation to modern fighters, experimental prototypes, and imagined futures. Browse by era and country, or open the illustrated catalog for reference pictures and modeling notes.
The catalog includes 127 illustrated entries and 263 question-mark placeholders where a reliable picture was not obtained. Some entries group variants; aircraft may appear in more than one era or faction. Reference pictures do not establish exact specifications or faction markings.
Proposed roster, not a release commitment. Prototype, research, canceled, future, and fictional designs are labeled separately. F-47 is the first modeling priority; F/A-XX is a separate naval fighter, and MiG-41 remains a speculative future concept.
1918–1936 Early military aviation
United States
- SPAD XIII
- Nieuport 28
- DH-4
- P-1 Hawk
- P-12 and F4B
- P-26 Peashooter
- P-6E Hawk
- B-10
- XP-9Prototype
- XF6BPrototype
China Republic of China
- JN-4
- Avro 504
- Breguet 14
- O2U Corsair
- O-2MC
- Hawk II
- Hawk III
- Boeing Model 281
Soviet Union
- R-1
- I-3
- I-4
- I-5
- I-15
- I-16
- TB-1
- TB-3
- I-14Limited production
British India
- Westland Wapiti
1936–1945 World War II
United States
- P-36 Hawk
- P-38 Lightning
- P-39 Airacobra
- P-40 Warhawk
- P-47 Thunderbolt
- P-51 Mustang
- P-61 Black Widow
- F4F Wildcat
- F6F Hellcat
- F4U Corsair
- SBD Dauntless
- TBF and TBM Avenger
- B-17 Flying Fortress
- B-24 Liberator
- B-25 Mitchell
- B-29 Superfortress
- C-47 Skytrain
- XP-54Prototype
- XP-55 AscenderPrototype
- XP-56 Black BulletPrototype
- XP-67 MoonbatPrototype
- XP-72Prototype
- XF5UPrototype
China Republic of China
- Hawk III
- I-15bis
- I-16
- Gloster Gladiator
- P-40 Warhawk
- P-43 Lancer
- P-51 Mustang
- Vultee V-11 and V-12
- SB bomber
- DB-3
- B-25 Mitchell
- C-47 Skytrain
- Chu XP-0Prototype
Soviet Union
- I-153
- MiG-3
- Yak-1
- Yak-3
- Yak-7
- Yak-9
- LaGG-3
- La-5
- La-7
- Il-2
- Pe-2
- Tu-2
- Pe-8
- Li-2
- I-180Prototype
- I-185Prototype
- I-250Limited production development
- BI-1Prototype
British India
- Westland Wapiti
- Westland Lysander
- Hawker Audax
- Hawker Hart
- Hawker Hurricane
- Supermarine Spitfire
- Vultee Vengeance
Germany
- Bf 109
- Fw 190
- Ju 87
- Ju 88
- He 111
- Me 262
- Me 163
- He 178Research demonstrator
- He 280Prototype
- Ho 229Prototype
- Do 335Limited production
- Me P.1101Unfinished prototype
- Ta 183Canceled unbuilt design
1945–1975 Early jets and the Cold War
United States
- F-80 Shooting Star
- F-84 Thunderjet
- F-86 Sabre
- F-100 Super Sabre
- F-101 Voodoo
- F-102 Delta Dagger
- F-104 Starfighter
- F-106 Delta Dart
- F-105 Thunderchief
- F-4 Phantom II
- F-8 Crusader
- F9F Panther
- F9F Cougar
- A-1 Skyraider
- A-4 Skyhawk
- A-6 Intruder
- A-7 Corsair II
- F-111 Aardvark
- B-47 Stratojet
- B-52 Stratofortress
- B-58 Hustler
- SR-71 Blackbird
- C-130 Hercules
- C-141 Starlifter
- C-5 Galaxy
- XF-85 GoblinPrototype
- XF-88 VoodooPrototype
- XF-90Prototype
- XF-91 ThunderceptorPrototype
- XF-92AResearch demonstrator
- XF-103Canceled unbuilt design
- YF-107APrototype
- XF-108 RapierCanceled unbuilt design
- YF-12APrototype
- XB-70 ValkyriePrototype
- X-15Research aircraft
- YF-16Prototype
- YF-17Prototype
China PRC
- MiG-9
- MiG-15 and J-2
- J-5
- J-6
- J-7
- J-8
- Q-5
- H-5
- H-6
- Y-5
- Dongfeng-107Canceled unbuilt design
- Dongfeng-113Canceled unbuilt design
- J-12Prototype
Soviet Union
- MiG-9
- MiG-15
- MiG-17
- MiG-19
- MiG-21
- MiG-23
- MiG-25
- Su-7
- Su-9
- Su-11
- Su-15
- Su-17
- Su-24
- Yak-25
- Yak-28
- Tu-16
- Tu-22
- Tu-95
- Il-28
- An-12
- An-22
- La-160Prototype
- La-250Prototype
- Sukhoi T-4Prototype
- MiG Ye-8Prototype
- MiG Ye-150 and Ye-152Prototype
- Yak-36Demonstrator
- Sukhoi T-58VDPrototype
- Sukhoi T-6-1Prototype
India
- Tempest II
- Spitfire
- Vampire
- Ouragan and Toofani
- Mystere IVA
- Hunter
- Gnat
- HF-24 Marut
- MiG-21
- Su-7
- Sea Hawk
- Canberra
- C-47
- C-119
- An-12
- HAL HF-73Canceled design study
Germany
- F-104G
- F-4F
- VJ 101Prototype
- VAK 191BPrototype
- Do 31Prototype
North Korea
- Yak-9
- Il-10
- MiG-15
- MiG-17
- MiG-19 and J-6
- MiG-21 and J-7
- Il-28 and H-5
- An-2
1975–2000 Fourth generation and stealth
United States
- F-14 Tomcat
- F-15A and F-15C
- F-15E Strike Eagle
- F-16 Fighting Falcon
- F/A-18A to D Hornet
- A-10 Thunderbolt II
- AV-8B Harrier II
- F-117 Nighthawk
- B-1B Lancer
- B-2 Spirit
- E-2 Hawkeye
- E-3 Sentry
- EA-6B Prowler
- C-17 Globemaster III
- F-16XLPrototype
- F-20 TigersharkPrototype
- YF-22Prototype
- YF-23Prototype
- A-12 Avenger IICanceled unbuilt design
- X-29Research aircraft
- X-31Research aircraft
- X-36Research demonstrator
- Bird of PreyResearch demonstrator
- F-15 ACTIVEResearch aircraft
- X-24A and X-24BResearch aircraft
China PRC
- J-7 variants
- J-8 and J-8II
- Su-27SK
- J-11A
- Q-5 variants
- JH-7
- H-6 variants
- Y-7
- Y-8
- K-8
- J-9Canceled unbuilt design
- J-13Canceled unbuilt design
- Q-6Canceled unbuilt design
- J-10 early prototypesPrototype
Soviet Union and Russia
- MiG-29
- MiG-31
- Su-27
- Su-33
- Su-25
- Su-24M
- Yak-38
- Tu-22M3
- Tu-160
- A-50
- Il-76
- An-124
- An-225
- Su-47 BerkutExperimental aircraft
- Yak-141Prototype
- Su-37Demonstrator
- MiG-29M early prototypePrototype
- Sukhoi S-54 S-55 S-56Canceled unbuilt designs
India
- MiG-21 variants
- MiG-23
- MiG-27
- MiG-29
- Mirage 2000
- Jaguar
- Sea Harrier
- HAL Ajeet
- Su-30K
- Il-76
- An-32
Germany
- Alpha Jet
- Tornado IDS and ECR
- EAPDemonstrator
- X-31Research aircraft
North Korea
- MiG-23
- MiG-29
- Su-25
2000–Present Modern aircraft
United States
- F-22A
- F-35A B and C
- F-15EX
- F-16V
- F/A-18E and F
- EA-18G Growler
- E-2D
- P-8A Poseidon
- KC-46A
- V-22 Osprey
- MQ-9 Reaper
- RQ-4 Global Hawk
- X-32A and BDemonstrator
- X-35A B and CDemonstrator
- X-45ADemonstrator
- X-47ADemonstrator
- X-47BDemonstrator
- X-48Research demonstrator
- X-53Research aircraft
- X-56Research aircraft
- X-59Research aircraft
China PRC
- J-10A B and C
- J-11B
- J-15
- J-16
- J-20
- JH-7A
- H-6K and N
- Y-20
- KJ-200
- KJ-500
- KJ-2000
- Wing Loong family
- CH series UAVs
- WZ-7
- FC-31 demonstratorsDemonstrator
- Sharp SwordDemonstrator reference
Russia
- Su-30SM and SM2
- Su-34
- Su-35S
- Su-57
- MiG-29K
- MiG-35
- MiG-31BM
- MiG-31K
- Yak-130
- Tu-160M
- Il-76MD-90A
- MiG 1.44Demonstrator
- MiG-29OVTDemonstrator
- Su-57 development prototypesPrototype
- S-70 OkhotnikDevelopment test aircraft
India
- Su-30MKI
- Rafale
- Tejas Mk1 and Mk1A
- MiG-29UPG
- MiG-29K and KUB
- Mirage 2000I and TI
- Jaguar DARIN upgrades
- C-17
- C-130J
- P-8I
- Netra AEW and C
- Tejas TD-1 and TD-2Demonstrator
- Tejas prototype vehiclesPrototype
- Naval LCA NP-1 NP-2 NP-5Prototype
- SWiFTDemonstrator
Germany
- Eurofighter Typhoon
Future / Special / Proposed Future, special, and proposed aircraft
United States
- F-47Development program
- F/A-XXDevelopment program
- B-21 RaiderDevelopment program
- YFQ-42ADevelopment program
- YFQ-44ADevelopment program
- MQ-25 StingrayDevelopment program
- SR-72Proposed concept
- F/B-22Canceled unbuilt concept
- NATF naval ATFCanceled concepts
- F-16U and advanced F-16 conceptsUnbuilt concepts
China PRC
- J-35 familyVariant and status review
- J-36Reported designation
- J-50 or J-XDSUnofficial designation
- H-20Proposed development program
- FH-97AUnmanned combat concept
- Dark SwordConcept
Russia
- MiG-41 PAK DPProposed development program
- Su-75 CheckmateDevelopment program
- PAK DADevelopment program
- MiG LMFSProposed concept
- Sukhoi S-21Canceled concept
India
- AMCADevelopment program
- TEDBFDevelopment program
- Tejas Mk2Development program
- GhatakDevelopment program
- ORCAProposed concept
- CATS conceptsProposed system family
Germany
- FCAS NGFMultinational development program
Aelari fictional faction
- A-1 GuardianOriginal fictional concept
- A-2 SpecterOriginal fictional concept
- A-3 ValkyrieOriginal fictional concept
- A-4 EclipseOriginal fictional concept
- A-5 ShepherdOriginal fictional concept
- A-7 WardenOriginal fictional concept
- A-8 CitadelOriginal fictional concept
- A-9 HorizonOriginal fictional concept
Historical operators and markings follow the scenario period. China’s Republic of China and PRC eras are distinguished, as are Soviet and Russian contexts. Aelari aircraft are original fictional concepts. Names, variants, access rules, and final designs may change during development.
The Human Odyssey · Transportation & logistics
Keep the world moving.
Buses, heavy trucks, trains, trailers and working vehicles connect the people and places of the Odyssey. Select a category to explore the planned collection.
Passenger transportBuses
Explore category ＋
City and transit buses, school buses, intercity coaches, and shuttle buses.
Planned roles: scheduled routes, group travel and passenger transport.
Individual models, portraits, era placement and availability will be added as the collection is developed.
Heavy road freight18-Wheelers
Explore category ＋
Semi-truck tractors with day-cab and sleeper-cab configurations, paired with compatible trailers.
Planned roles: long-haul freight, deliveries and logistics.
Individual models, portraits, era placement and availability will be added as the collection is developed.
Passenger & freight railTrains
Explore category ＋
Passenger trains, freight locomotives, and their passenger coaches or cargo wagons.
Planned roles: travel and freight movement on rail-equipped maps.
Individual models, portraits, era placement and availability will be added as the collection is developed.
Towable equipmentTrailers
Explore category ＋
Utility, enclosed cargo, flatbed, vehicle-hauler, refrigerated, tanker, and travel trailers.
Trailer classes will distinguish commercial freight, everyday hauling and camping. Compatibility with towing vehicles is to be defined.
Individual models, portraits, era placement and availability will be added as the collection is developed.
Local delivery & movingBox Trucks & Vans
Explore category ＋
Box trucks, moving trucks, cargo vans, and delivery vehicles.
Planned roles: local deliveries, household moves and small-business transport.
Individual models, portraits, era placement and availability will be added as the collection is developed.
Working vehiclesService & Utility Vehicles
Explore category ＋
Tow trucks, dump trucks, refuse trucks, tankers, and other support vehicles.
Planned roles: recovery, construction, maintenance and community services.
Individual models, portraits, era placement and availability will be added as the collection is developed.
Ships
Large vessels & naval stories
A dedicated collection for large vessels, maritime transport and future naval stories.
Individual models and portraits will appear here as they are added to the project.
Helicopters
Rotorcraft across the eras
A dedicated collection for helicopter transport, rescue and aviation stories.
Individual models and portraits will appear here as they are added to the project.
Boats
Small craft & life on the water
A dedicated collection for smaller watercraft, local travel and exploration.
Individual models and portraits will appear here as they are added to the project.
Two wheels · Three collections
Bikes
Choose a type to explore the collection as it grows.
Pedal bicycles
Human-powered bicycles for everyday travel, recreation and exploration.
Individual models and portraits have not been added yet.
Electric bikes
Electric bicycles and electric motorcycles will be identified separately as models are added.
Individual models and portraits have not been added yet.
Gas motorcycles
Gas-powered motorcycles, from period machines to modern designs.
Individual models and portraits have not been added yet.
The Human Odyssey · Space collection · Concept archive
Beyond our world.
From the first human missions beyond Earth to the imagined future of the Odyssey. Explore spacecraft, launch systems, orbiting habitats and planetary exploration — with each era separated into historical and original science-fiction concepts as development progresses.
Planned collection · No playable assets confirmedLaunch & explorationRockets & Launch Vehicles
Explore category ＋
Historic and modern launch vehicles, multistage rockets, reusable systems and future concepts, organized by era.
Designs, mission roles and unlock requirements are not finalized.
Human spaceflightCapsules & Spacecraft
Explore category ＋
Crew capsules, shuttles, orbital craft and deep-space exploration vehicles.
Potential gameplay focuses on missions, crews, navigation and survival.
Orbit & habitationSatellites & Stations
Explore category ＋
Satellites, orbital platforms, station modules, life-support systems and future habitats.
Period-appropriate historical and original-fiction designs will be distinguished.
Surface explorationLunar & Planetary Rovers
Explore category ＋
Robotic rovers, crewed lunar vehicles and future planetary exploration transports.
Planned activities may include mapping, exploration, field science and recovery.
Future · Original universeScience-Fiction Starships
Explore category ＋
Original Odyssey spacecraft, colony carriers and futuristic vessels for the later story eras.
Fictional designs will be clearly labeled rather than presented as real-world vehicles.
Human stories beyond EarthSpace Missions & Progression
Explore category ＋
Mission archives, crew narratives, research expeditions, vehicle progression and future-era challenges.
All mission systems are early concepts and not announced gameplay.
Aelari Interactive presents · Concept trailer
From the first flame.
To the world we choose.
A cinematic glimpse into The Human Odyssey: survival, sacrifice, and the courage to stand together across generations.
Independent proposed Creator DLC concept for Arma Reforger. This trailer illustrates Aelari’s creative vision. It is not gameplay footage or a demonstration of implemented features. No Bohemia Interactive approval, partnership, or release date has been announced.
Read the trailer transcript
From the first flame… to the fight for freedom… to a world on the edge. Across every era, one thing endures. The courage to stand together. The Human Odyssey. Every choice becomes our story.
Visual sequence: early humans shelter a flame; Revolutionary-era soldiers move through mist; modern soldiers help a teammate toward an armored vehicle. Black and gold titles introduce The Human Odyssey and identify the proposed project status.
The studio behind bigger worlds
Aelari Interactive
We build toward a universe of human stories, where survival, relationships and the choices we make connect one era to the next.
The Human Odyssey is an independent development vision. Assets are being explored through Arma Reforger mods, with a longer-term ambition for a standalone game and a possible Creator DLC route, subject to the necessary approvals.
300,000 BCE · Development vision
Dawn of Humanity
Survive. Adapt. Become human.
Explore humanity’s beginnings through survival, discovery, and the bonds that shape who we become.
A proposed story setting within The Human Odyssey. Playable content and release timing have not been announced.
1775 · Development vision
Flames of Freedom
Liberty is born through sacrifice.
A chapter at the dawn of the American Revolution, exploring freedom, sacrifice, and the weight of choice. Explore four concept factions, campaign phases, land and naval conflict, and a changing world.
A proposed story setting within The Human Odyssey. Playable content and release timing have not been announced.
2022 · Development vision
Fault Lines
The world fractures. Every decision matters.
A modern chapter exploring a fractured world and the people navigating its uncertain future.
A proposed story setting within The Human Odyssey. Playable content and release timing have not been announced.
Upcoming concept
Prelude
The opening chapter of a larger story still unfolding. Its setting and details are being developed.
Support the visionUpcoming concept
Sci-Fi
An imagined future within The Human Odyssey. Its world and story are still being developed.
Support the visionSupport creative freedom
Aelari Interactive
The studio behind bigger worlds.
Help bring this vision to life through creative collaboration, development skills, or a conversation about project support.
Funding goals and amounts raised have not been confirmed. Discuss the scope and terms with Aelari before contributing.
Support creative freedom
The Human Odyssey
A multi-era universe.
Help bring this vision to life through creative collaboration, development skills, or a conversation about project support.
Funding goals and amounts raised have not been confirmed. Discuss the scope and terms with Aelari before contributing.
Support creative freedom
Dawn of Humanity
Survival shapes us.
Help bring this vision to life through creative collaboration, development skills, or a conversation about project support.
Funding goals and amounts raised have not been confirmed. Discuss the scope and terms with Aelari before contributing.
Support creative freedom
Flames of Freedom
Liberty endures.
Help bring this vision to life through creative collaboration, development skills, or a conversation about project support.
Funding goals and amounts raised have not been confirmed. Discuss the scope and terms with Aelari before contributing.
Support creative freedom
Fault Lines
A more complex tomorrow.
Help bring this vision to life through creative collaboration, development skills, or a conversation about project support.
Funding goals and amounts raised have not been confirmed. Discuss the scope and terms with Aelari before contributing.