Bought this game as I like these types of games... bad mistake! Of all the games of this type I've bought, this is down the bottom of the pile.
Why? Well, it's not had proper QA. It feels like the game hasn't been tested for playability. To be honest, without knowing much about the development process, this game feels like someone typed into an AI generator "Create me a Unity Game similar to Puffin Planes..." then rattled off a list of requirements, and this was the result. A starting block, but not a final polished game.
First off, the tutorial. This transpires to be screens and screens of text. After the first couple of screens of text, I was just glazing over the content, not absorbing it. When the text finally finished, and I was onto the map, I was like "Uh, okay, it said something about pressing a button here, but what was it I had to memorise?". Back into the tutorial screens, oh, it was B I needed. Through every other page of the tutorial again, back to map. Pressed B, finally worked out how to built my route. Great. Now, put down a plane. Plane icon says You have no planes. What was this now? No icons to buy anything. Was it more keyboard stuff to memorise? Back to the tutorial. First page, already done. Page 2. Ok, key V to buy. Flip through every other page of the tutorial, back to the map.
Press V, and I get the same message as clicking the Airplane symbol, You have no planes. Did I read right? Back into the tutorial pages for the third time, skip the first page, second page "There are planes attached to each route: Open the inventory (key "v") or via the bottom bar". Ok, read that right, click through all tutorial pages again, back to the map, Press V. Still nothing.
At this point, almost ready to throw in the towel, I clicked through everything, clicking on the city with "Econom" where "First class" takes more space and is in full, so why abbreviate Economy? With finance screen showing an awkwardly labelled "Researches: -20k. $" with that money cranking around fast, and I'm wondering why I'm already researching before I've got my first plane off the ground. Bit silly that.
Into the Research Screen, and then it hits me. You Buy a plane in the Research screen? Like, what? Most disjointed way to buy a plane I've seen in a game. But okay, let's click buy a plane. Clicking buy, nothing happens. Clicking the icon, nothing happens. Back to the map, no plane to be seen. I thought I had nailed it, but I hadn't.
Pondering what I was doing wrong, and I noted the money was now a negative value. Could that be it? Let's abandon my first game, and try a second. But no button to get back to the menu. Don't tell me, another keyboard key? I try Esc, that seems to be the preferred method, and yes, a menu appears. Another awkwardly labelled button, this time "To menu" and I'm back into the main menu.
My second game. Money dropping fast. Into Research, nothing I can do to stem the fiscal irresponsibility of researching what I don't need to research. I click the Buy button, it turns black, did it work? Back into the main screen, and toggling the plane button does indeed show 1 plane. Eureka. And my money has stopped ebbing away! Double Eureka. Now back to building that route, and putting the plane onto it.
No indication on what next, I leave it run for a couple minutes. Instructions said "1" and "2" keys to increase/decrease the pace and pause the game, but pausing the game was Space. In the tutorial, when the text went beyond the edge, using the scroll wheel would move both the text box AND the main map behind. And now my money's eating away again. Can't be losing that much with that single plane, can I? Then a bankruptcy warning. Did I lose that much? Ok, press the Loan button, back to the map, and without warning a new city joins the map.
Ok, now I can create a new route, using what I've now learned. Click the plane, click the route, nothing happens. Bit more faffing, and I realise I have to click below the route, not on the route. Too close to the city, and it goes onto the city. Then "You're bankrupt".
At that point, I ponder life's choices, let's go out of the game... and I realise the game triggered my SteamVR system. Eh? This isn't a SteamVR game, why would it want to enable that?
In the end, lesson learnt, don't buy a game without trying a demo first!
Create an extensive transportation network, combining major international terminals with cozy provincial airfields. Optimize connections and logistics, turning each airport into a vital hub for your empire.
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Build a unique fleet of more than 11 detailed recreations of civilian vehicles from around the world. Transport passengers on modern airliners, regional jets and fuel-efficient turboprops to meet every demand. 
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