Puffin Planes

I almost never write Steam reviews. I have never written a Steam guide before. Puffin Planes somehow convinced me to do both. If you enjoy airline, transport, tycoon or management games where figuring out how all the systems interact is half the fun, this game is an absolute gem. It looks deceptively simple at first. Buy some planes, open some routes, move passengers around and make money. Easy, right? Not remotely. Before long you're managing hubs, connecting passengers, aircraft capacity, seating classes, fares, passenger loyalty, on-time performance, airport congestion, operating rights, concourses, maintenance, aircraft age, policies, contracts, reputation, manufacturers, production queues, codeshares, competitors and the stock market. And somehow it all fits together. What I particularly like is that Puffin Planes lets you make mistakes. Lots of them. You can expand too quickly, buy the wrong aircraft, create terrible connections, overload a hub, price a route badly or discover that the brilliant strategy you just invented is actually a highly efficient way of setting money on fire. Then you figure out why, fix it, and suddenly the airline starts working. …

This game remind me of Aerobiz Supersonic, which wwas a really nice game on snes.

Prague as Eastern Europe? lol. Also the tutorial isn't very helpful.

Cool little plane management sim, upgrade your fleet, get more planes/destinations and micro manage the most profit per plane.

One of my favorite games and it has made even more improvements since I last played! Very in depth strategies with a very helpful UI. A developer that continues to iterate on a great game. 10/10 could not recommend more

Quite addicting and fun airline management game, it does gets quite laggy the more you play though with all the planes that you and your competitors have but I play cities skylines so I am used to lag. I would also like an option to hide your competitors' routes so that it's easier to to see what's below all that spaghetti mess (unless there already is an option for that and I just haven't found it yet)