Upgrading the city is the only real mission you have as you continue playing. As you progress there are quests to complete in the cities below to be able to earn the ability to research more building tech for your fortress. The world below may not be your world anymore, however, the cities and temples that you can explore play a big role in the evolution of your civilization. You won’t die to enemies but you could lose the ability to harvest or explore without your citizens.
All of this and the fact that you have to hunt for villagers makes even the smallest drop in population hurt. Fighting tilt is your worse enemy but that gets boring pretty quickly. The lack of fights and soldiers is felt early on. City-builders such as Caesar III, have always been awesome due to building armed forces to protect your villages and expand your empires. If there was an enemy to fight, maybe another flying fortress that an enemy faction was building, then it would give us something that is clearly missing. One thing that would make this an even better title would be some kind of combat system. Food bushes, forests, ores, and ponds are all over on the ground below just waiting to be tapped into.
To expand your city build walkways to extend off from and send your workers to the ground to gather the needed resources. Build your heavier buildings with propellers to the outside and the smaller houses and everything else near the center for a more stable existence. You can build all around the central spire, but if you build too far to one side or the other your city will tip and fall. The craziest part of this city-builder is the balance mechanic. Citizens will want to migrate to your flying fortress and help build up the legend that is your city.Ĭertain buildings will give you extra propellers and help to keep everything afloat. Houses are key for your people and you can only get more to live in your city by visiting ground encampments. A few small buildings and some beginner engines and propellers keep you in the air. I love that you start off in the sky with a small city. It seemed like it would be a lot of fun to build a city in the clouds because I love Cloud City from the Empire Strikes Back. Games like Sim City and Cities Skylines are fun to play and give you infinite ability to create cities that you want to see, and that is why I chose Airborne Kingdom for review.
Find out what they are in our review below. There are only a couple of things to worry about as you float through the clouds. The Wandering Band LLC has created Airborne Kingdom, a sky city builder, and have broken the normal mold for city builders. Most that I have played have had some kind of combat or other mechanics to make the game more challenging. City builders are good for when you want to relax and play a game that is going to have some staying power.
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