Amber's Airline - 7 Wonders

un exelente juego que vale la pena si te gusto la entrega anterior lo recomiendo mucho

怀旧小游戏。很不错剧情也很有意思

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i like it

These kinds of games are mindless and easy to complete, but they are great to use to train your reaction time and hand eye coordination, hence why I enjoy them. As for the story, not as good as the previous game. at least the first game had me invested thanks to the plane crashing.

Historia entretenida, niveles dinámicos y no es monótono. Excelente!

I love time management games with a story and this one had me engaged throughout the entire game. I loved that we got to travel around the world and loved that we got to change the uniforms up. The different tasks and mini games were refreshing and exciting. I also loved the diary part of her journal to unlock the trophies. That was very creative and also inspired some journaling ideas of my own. I love the friendships that were made and the conflict throughout the story besides the love triangle. I am not a huge love triangle fan and I was screaming Clark! Although, I did feel bad for both which is why I don't like love triangles. :-D Besides that, the conflict with her job and the scandal had me invested while playing the time management part. I love the challenges within each level as well. I will be looking for more games by this company and for Amber. I think this is Amber is tied in second place with Parker & Lane and Heart of Medicine. I can't decide between the three.. They were so unique and exciting. Emily with Patrick have stolen my heart for number one though. Love that entire series.

Like any other Gamehouse game, this is a time management dash-like and another fine entry by Old Skull Games. The minigames here are actually enjoyable for the most part; the only one that kinda sucks is the photo focusing in the last chapter, but that's a minor quibble at best. Animations are super smooth, but it looks like a lot of returning folks from the first game make an appearance again which isn't really a big deal, but the big change here is that most of the game [i]doesn't[/i] take place on a plane. Amber and her team of dramatis personae are on some kind of super megaplane visiting seven famous landmarks around the world. That's right, they've made the drama and soap opera GLOBAL this time out! To be frank, the story is the weakest part of the game this time around, even if you really like all the soap opera stuff. Here it just seems too unfocused. With such a large cast, they went in too many directions with the plot and so when it all inevitably comes together at the end - as it always does - it doesn't quite feel satisfying because each thread followed a predictable path instead of being developed and earned. That said, though, I never tend to expect much out of these stories, so I wouldn't consider it a deal breaker. The best part here is the ability to speed up the game by calling passengers/customers earlier than expected. Usually there's a bit of ennui as you wait for the level to play out in these games, but they added a much-welcomed button to speed things along and make things as chaotic as you want them to be. Kinda like calling a wave earlier in a tower defense game. In this way, if you're having too easy a time, you can just jam on that button and cause a problem to be solved and it makes the slower levels far more interesting. There's also the challenge of the hidden animal - this time there is no audio cue to let you know he's on the screen and I managed to miss him several times. Some of the hiding spots are downright jerk moves, too, which is part of the fun. In short, I much preferred the challenge level of 7 Wonders over previous GH outings. Is it the best in the library? Arguably not, but it's still a good time provided you're not too into the narrative.