Take a fantastical journey - fly the desert and build your domain. Airborne Kingdom uniquely blends city management and exploration, with a world and lore all its own. Build housing, gather food, satisfy needs, and grow your tribe. Maintain lift, discover resources, and explore the desert for lost technologies. The kingdom, your journey, their lives - all of it is up to you to decide.
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It's pretty good! I really hope the sequel can give me more weird random events, but I had a good time playing through this.
Enjoyed what I played but the text is too small to read on the TV and I think it'd be better with mouse and keyboard. Might play it later on PC
The visuals are clear and it's easy to pick up the gameplay loop, but the game's set ups for challenges are more frustrating than they are compelling.
+ Nice twist on the citybuilder genre.
Got boring after an hour.
Got boring after an hour.
Lovely looking game, world building sort of there but not quite. Gameplay loop too slow. I don't like sim games where things get too chaotic, but at one point I had to wait a total of 24 hours for techs to research before I could do anything. I ended up saving, and doubt I'll go back.
It's pretty good! Sort of a very chill frostpunk in that it's more of a resource management game than a city builder. It's very easy, and I'm not sure if the flying city gimmick really adds all that much to the loop... there's a hell of a lot of waiting around for your ship to get anywhere. But it's fun. Good for podcasts!
I think this would work really well as a competitive multiplayer sort of thing. Like CIV but with a city you can fly around and hoover up resources. Imagine racing your friend's city to go get some coal or something. Add in some ship combat and you've got a masterpiece in the making.
I think this would work really well as a competitive multiplayer sort of thing. Like CIV but with a city you can fly around and hoover up resources. Imagine racing your friend's city to go get some coal or something. Add in some ship combat and you've got a masterpiece in the making.