Since players are building a city without much a foundation, they need to make sure that the entire thing is balanced so that it doesn’t tip over. The most noteworthy system is the game’s balance system. That’s not to say that Airborne Kingdom doesn’t do some interesting things that most haven’t seen in a city builder yet. There are a few unique systems that set this game apart from the rest, but veterans of the genre won’t ever find themselves too challenged or amazed at what Airborne Kingdom can do. Still, the gameplay loop itself is solid enough, if not a little too simple. Unfortunately there isn’t much of a deep story, so players won’t get much of an explanation as to why they are building a flying city. Throughout the game, players will complete tasks, build stuff, gather resources, and foster good relationships with other kingdoms. After players complete that, there is a New Game + and Sandbox mode for players to enjoy. The campaign mode helps guide players through various objectives. It’s up to them to build the city up and ensure that the people who live there prosper. Players are given a small structure in the sky that can hardly be called a city. The latest game in the genre is Airborne Kingdom, a unique looking city builder that allows players to build the flying city of their dreams.Īirborne Kingdom has a simple enough premise. With that being said, the hybrid handheld console is a great fit for these games due to how easy it is to drop out of a game when on the go.
The Nintendo Switch doesn’t quite have a shortage of simulation and city building games. Developer: The Wandering Band Publisher: Freedom Games Genre: Simulation Nintendo Switch
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