
Let's Explore the Airport captures all of the fun, energy, and excitement of a real, working airport. Kids can check out the ticket counter in the main terminal, work the controls in the cockpit of the Concord, and see how the ground crew prepares the planes.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game was the start of my severe autism regarding aviation. Nearly 30 years later I am running an airport. I give 100% credit to this game.
Let's Explore The Airport with Buzzy is an ancient family friendly 1990's/DOS era point and click "game" running on Steam thanks to the ScummVM engine. I use the quotes around the word "game" because this is more of a childrens multimedia interactive educational software piece, allowing kids to click on various elements of an airport and learn about the travel industry with a few short dictionary entries and pictures for various farm related objects. This game is over 25 years old, it's ancient. 4:3, fixed resolution (looks like VGA). Weirdly, the devs have patched it from time to time, but this is really like putting lipstick on the skeleton of a pig that died long ago. I know that's not all that nice to say, but these guys are charging a whopping $7 USD for this, when you can play free games for kids, with much higher quality, in browsers or mobile, so how could anyone consider paying for this? This is just some attempt to cash in on some old abandoned kids game. It's really not cool.
A philosophical masterpiece. From the tear jerking campaign, to the outstanding, genre defining action-horror game play blended with spectacular gun play not seen since Doom 1993. This game also supports 60 fps, 4k resolution so I can enjoy every cut scene as it was intended by Kojima. This game is a PS5 essential and deserves to be game of the year. It really just benefits me.
My childhood game in 1997-98, and now in 2026 I pass it to my son <3
I used to play the demo so much as a kid since I never owned this game growing up. Only downside though is this game is now dated due to modern airport security being absent as this was released in the mid 1990s. It's still fun to play and is like a time capsule of airports before 2001.
incredibly addicting. brings back childhood memories to only find out that level 99 in lost luggage is a unwinnable level according to the developer. it is apparently a joke level.
Yknow, playing this game when I was a kid is probably why I have a little bit of that airplane-flavored Autism nowadays...
I grew up with Lets explore the farm and only had the demo to this game for the longest time. It's fun and cute and honestly it was really cool to finally see the whole game. The coloring thing isn't as fun because... Well, airports aren't that exciting, but over all, good mini-games, love the sound effects, and of course love the nostalgia
Bought this a long a while ago because nostalgia reasons and used to play the ♥♥♥♥ out of it during my childhood. Still play it from time to time to enjoy the classic good times. Still holds up for me. Worth buying for both children and nostalgia reasons, super simple airport themed mini-games geared at 5-10 year olds!
Highly education game but very boring. Not very motivating, and not really worth the money unless youre 100% sure youre never going to go to an airport but you still want to see what theyre like
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