
Airmen is a first person ship building and battling game featuring airships, landships and watercraft. Crew your ship solo or alongside friends on dangerous expeditions into the archipelago to complete contracts, collect resources, and upgrade your ships.
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Languages: English
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Rest in Peace, you were a real one
Great game, it has been abandoned so there are no more updates so you get what you get, and don't expect to play with random pepole because the average online ammount of pepole is 0, still great fun even solo, especially fun with freinds would recomend
Love Steampunk games
Unfortunately Abandonware. Solid airship building game, a bit buggy, community dead, servers currently active. If you do want to buy it, do it when it is on sale.
Amazing Original Idea, extraction shooter mixed with building your own giant vehicle with resources you gather from the islands, tech tree to unlock stuff, you have a lot of features and game meachanics to make gameplay feel better than most early access, and it's mostly bug free which is a lot coming from an indie game. Bronce Beard is an amazing dev, and as a frustrated dev-man i am, i congratz him for the continuous updates and effort he puts every month into adding and fixing or optimizing AirMen, 10/10
Pretty good fun. Dead, but entertaining.
It's like a crappy tech demo. No polish at all.
Feels like early access game...
Massively underrated game. If you liked Guns of Icarus but wondered what it would be like if you could make your own ship then this is it. Building ships has a little bit of an “s” skill curve but does end up being fairly intuitive PLUS you can build cooperatively! And the physics for building are forgiving allowing you to more or less achieve your vision. The controls and UI are a touch clunky but otherwise this is an extremely promising game
Hard one for me. I Didn't even play it. I wanted to play it, but i can't recommend a game that needs a tutorial on portforwarding in 2026 (the game was released in 2017 and for me it is also bad) just to play with a friend. I wanna try it and love it, and that is my problem with it. If port forwarding is an arse for you: stay away.
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