Decided to try this one since it was going out of circulation, and it's a solid one. You can see the rough edges of a AA production circa 2010, but the flying is pleasingly evocative of Crimson Skies and the Bear McCreary soundtrack is sublime. Some, well, a lot of the writing doesn't really pass muster (for one, why are they so vague about the actual time period the game takes place in?) but I had a good time regardless.