MiLE HiGH TAXi

has potential but it is buggy unfinished game frequently unloads assets and often doesn't load them in correctly leading to player model out of bounds and soft-locks needs more development and more depth .. litro one level 4 cabs and that's it feels like a 1.99 game game-play would be fun if not so buggy 1/10 not currently recommended Xbox one controller works partially play station 3 controller works partially x input works partially works on steam deck the same as on pc

If this is how flying cars control I don't want them

It's pretty good. Mix of Crazy Taxi (patent expired? lol) and Fifth Element. I enjoy it but it could also be better. The city feels very copy/paste and the controls while fine leave a lot to be desired. The music I heard playing so far was decent. For example you can't drive your vehicle straight up and down in a vertical manner meanwhile most of your clients will need to be picked up or dropped off above or below you. Needs quality of life improvements with player fun being the focus. I'd recommend it on sale.

The game encapsulates what it would be like to play crazy taxi in the fifth element world which has always been one of my dreams! The game is a bit small but like with everything good you just want more of it, I am hoping that with success this game keeps building up to be bigger and bigger. Would love to be able to drive at the bottom of the city, near a smokey underworld like in the movie!

I was looking forward to this game but sadly it was disappointing. Had to get a refund.

I've been having a lot of fun playing Mile High Taxi since mastering the controls. What was initially a visually-compelling addition to the taxi racing genre, I now consider a step forward towards a bright future for those of us that fell in love with Crazy Taxi. Compared to the other recent iteration of a game in this niche genre, Taxi Chaos, Mile High Taxi offers something unique (and far better IMO) by building on the original concept with a futuristic vertical city and a flying car that's designed especially to navigate the Fifth Element-inspired landscape. To get the most out of this game, I highly recommend players to do their best at mastering the controls (specifically the special moves) in Free Roam and then go Achievement Hunting in arcade mode. I'd also suggest players spend some time familiarizing themselves with the in-game map - while it is a little challenging to get used to at first, it's surprisingly intuitive after a while. Like with any game in this somewhat constrained genre, you can get bored easily by repeatedly trying to beat the number of passengers dropped off. I think this is where some additional game modes could really help, and partly the reason I've taken to speedrunning $1000 in fares. It's also worth noting for would-be buyers of this game, this is an investment. The solo developer has been very receptive to the community's feedback so far and has hinted at some of the changes and adaptions to the game we can expect in future patches.

The controls are terrible.

It's Crazy Taxi, but with mutiple levels and flying cars. Could have been much better with more polish, the game feels unfinished.

It is fun~ If you're a fan of Crazy Taxi and Fifth Element, give it a shot. It does need a ton of polish and kind comes off 'rough,' but hey maybe after a few updates it'll be perfect. Till then, throw them some bucks. Give it a shot. You'll either enjoy it or cringe hard.

For anyone that's a fan of the OG Crazy Taxi and also The Fifth Element movie, this is a great spiritual successor and blend of the 2. Nothing too serious, just a great to pick up, go and have a fun time with. Good for having fun lil competitions with friends and family too