My first four days with the game I spent around 3.5 hrs. Overall, if you pass on the game you aren't missing out on a whole lot, except the small addiction factor that comes with trying to turn a profit in the millions, and expanding your company. There are also several minor flaws in the game which I also won't mention all, but an example would be, that it is difficult to find info sometimes on the user interface if the info exists at all.īugs I've had, but the game still functioned normally after, hot-keys wouldn't respond in one game, able to fix though one of my saves became corrupted, and the saved game kept crashing to desktop, luckily this was early on in my game.
I haven't listed all the pros and cons of the game, there are other things.
Passengers don't book flights days, or months ahead of time, only hours. Ğmployee overtime isn't calculated, and employees can function of 6 hrs. I don't think passengers correspond to busy flying schedules: a 9am flight to wherever, should be more popular than a 2am flight, but that's not the case. The game can be like watching paint dry at times, and it would have been a lot better if one could skip ahead by week, instead of a day at a time. If you have two planes on one route, you can only have one ticket price set that counts for both planes. Ĝampaign seems interesting, especially when combined with playing the free play mode. You can customize airplanes to a certain degree, inside and out. I like the cartoony graphics of the characters and environment. It's somewhat addictive, trying to make a daily profit that is in the millions, and saving up to buy new planes. Having played it, $19.99 seems a bit steep for the core game unless it's a physical copy. By strategyfn | Review Date: AugI bought this game and all its DLC content on a steam sale for under $10, so I got a good deal.
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