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Airline Architect
Airline Architect
Postmark Digital LLC
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I like it

cool game. i like looking at all the numbers for how well my planes and routes r doing. would like for it to be easier to move planes from one route to another. Mexico city offered me cash to open a route, so i did. The route is active, but with no plane assigned. i’d like to be able to move one of my active planes to that route, but i can’t find a way to do that. also the $6/month premium seems high until the game is more polished. very fun tho looking forward to the next updates
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Response from developer

Thanks so much for the thoughtful review. I'm really glad you're enjoying digging into all the route and aircraft numbers! You’re absolutely right about moving aircraft between routes. We’ve heard that feedback, and version 1.1.5, shipping today, makes it much easier to reassign aircraft to a different route — including situations like your Mexico City route. We also appreciate the feedback on Premium and pricing. Airline Architect is still very new, and feedback like this is incredibly helpful as we keep improving and expanding the game. Thanks for being an early player and sticking with us. Lots more to come!

Such a fun game!

Really fun game! Very easy to learn. Has an incredible level of depth and detail.
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Have to pay to use

I downloaded it, it seemed cool. Once you get 5 route it doesn’t let you make anymore routes u less you pay for a subscription of 10 a month or 40 a year. The gameplay seems good but I think there should be other incentives on playing the game such as if you want to buy more money to progress faster I should be able to pay for that I shouldn’t need to pay a monthly subscription to play this game. There are other airline manager games that are free. This one isn’t worth it.
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Tyren D.Tyren D.

Response from developer

Thanks for giving it a shot. I really appreciate the kind words on the gameplay. Quick correction: it's $5.99/month or $49.99/year (about $4/month), not $10/$40, and it isn't a paywall on a paid game. The whole core loop is free; you can build and run a real airline up to 5 routes without paying a cent. The subscription just lifts the cap so you can grow bigger. On buying money to progress faster: I chose not to do that on purpose. I didn't want a game where whoever spends the most wins, which is exactly how a lot of the "free" airline games work. This is a deep simulation with a real economy, live competitors, and saved careers. That takes ongoing work to build and keep running, and the subscription is what funds that instead of selling shortcuts. Free alternatives exist and no hard feelings if one fits better, but they're usually a different kind of game. If you stick around, I'd love to hear what would make it worth it for you.

Super fun and engaging

I’ve really enjoyed playing this game. It realistically captures what it must be line to build a company from the ground up. Making decisions like choosing my initial routes and appropriate type of plane and seeing how those decisions affected my bottom line was amazing. Experimenting with allowing my airline to grow organically versus taking advantage of loans to grow my airline faster was really cool. There are so many layers to this game. For example , once my airline was established, I could see how much competition I had from other carriers, and choose to do things like establishing a hub, doing an ad campaign, providing loyalty program, etc.
Great game!
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