Airline Director 2 - Tycoon Game

This game is one of the best games i have hever played. :)

It's a great game but very simple. It makes you think and carefully plan what you do and its at your own pace, unlike other airline games which either require you to check in every so often or your stuck waiting for hours just for a plane to be built. This is a fast pace but simple management game. I also really enjoy the pass and play feature so I can locally play with friends.

Overly simplistic. If you're looking for a game to replace Aerobiz Supersonic, this is not it. Cost should be at least half of what it sells for. However, if you're looking for something to waste time on and build an airline empire, this is it. I would rate it 3 stars out of five. Recommend if you're looking for an overly simplistic airline game.

I recommend this as an idle clicker type of game for someone looking to scratch their Aerobiz itch and has some time to kill. It has similarities to the old SNES airline management sim, but lacks depth. You'll have to figure out lots of stuff on your own, but once you do it's really just about dragging routes and upgrading planes. There is no hub, hotel, or marketing system; no ordering planes, no setting route prices. Its pretty much just point, click, drag, pick plane - repeat. For what it is and the price its not bad. The other end of the spectrum is AirlineSim.aero which also launched an app on steam - that game is ultra deep and very complicated. Between these two, this is pretty much the best we've got until The Airline Project v2 or Aeromogul comes out, if either of those ever happen.

Fast and safe for travel long distance. Good game.

I thought this might be like the SNES game, Aerobiz, but it wasn't. It lacked the cultural depth of the original early 90's game AND the game mechanics really didn't make sense. There were not the world events that impact travel and its totally random. It's so random how flights are deemed profitable and changes randomly in inexplicable ways. For example, a NY to London flight might have extremely low numbers while a Denver to New Delhi flight is, for whatever reason, the most popular flight, until it isn't...and for no explained reason. It is just a trash game with little thought put into it.