Harena vs Último Pouso

- 165 materials: sand, water, lava, acid, metals, gases, plants, creatures. 32 of them are made only by reaction - Grids up to 2048 x 1152, 2.36 million cells, every cell simulated - Heat: every material has a melting, boiling and ignition point, and latent heat - Reactions have a temperature window, and each one you find is logged in the codex - Four views: material, thermal, velocity and air flow - Electricity: wire, battery, diode, lamp, and heat, cold and wind sensors - Optics and magnetism: laser, mirror, prism, two magnets, pump - Wind and pressure: smoke, spores and ash are carried by the air - Creatures and vehicles, including a character you steer yourself - Six starting worlds, ten save slots, undo, pinch to zoom and pan. Landscape only, playable offline

One passenger. An airliner without its pilots. 146 lives to bring home. In Último Pouso, take control of a fictional aircraft and guide it to Guarulhos. The tower helps you through the approach, but the decisions and controls are yours. THREE MISSIONS • The final approach: configure the aircraft, line up, land and brake. • Control under pressure: follow a 24 km route with heading and altitude changes. • Decisive night: face the mist, go around when the runway is occupied and return for another attempt. FLIGHT AND CONTROL A 3D cockpit with an adjustable camera, instruments, throttle, landing gear, flaps, brakes and reverse thrust. Simulation mode adds inertia, pitch trim and staged flaps. First flight and Intermediate offer assisted options. • English and Portuguese, with captions and system speech when a suitable voice is installed. • Distance in kilometers, altitude in meters and speed in km/h. • Progress and personal records saved on your device. • Mission and final-approach practice without changing campaign progress. • Optional story and graphics settings for different devices. • Free, with no ads or in-app purchases in this version. Play in landscape. Game content is bundled with the app. The aircraft, routes and events are fictional and do not recreate real accidents. A simplified flight model for entertainment; not a certified simulator or a flight-training tool.