If you feel like sitting back and being in charge, why not
be in charge of the busiest and most uncoordinated airport in world? Welcome to
Flight Control where you must guide coloured planes to their respective runways
without killing hundreds of people, I mean, crashing the empty planes. Wait,
then who’s flying them? Remote autopilot, yeah.
The game is as simple as clicking and dragging a path for
the plane to take to get it its matching coloured runway, but it quickly
becomes much deeper than that. Different maps have different aircraft, each
varying in size and speed. Helicopters are slow while big jumbo jets are bigger
and faster than their smaller counterparts. You have to juggle seaplanes and
light aircraft alike in a sky that becomes more congested than a freeway in
peak hour.
There are lots of maps to try; some have unique features
that will change how you prioritise your aircraft. One map has emergency landings
where planes come in that you can’t control. Others have shifting wind
conditions that make some runways unusable while another has stunt aircraft
that you must fly through cones to earn points.
There is enough variety and enjoyment to be had for hours as
you challenge yourself to beat your own high scores. It is another one of those
games that is simple to play, but hard to master, especially when you’ve got a
dozen aircraft queued and three warning sirens of potential midair collisions
going off.
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