Chris Buffa (Modojo): We don't know if Chillingo's Air Mail will be as huge as the publisher's outstanding Cut the Rope, but we sure hope this is the start of a successful franchise. Developed by Fusion Interactive, this gorgeous title is a cool mix between Pilotwings and Crimson Skies, minus the dogfighting. It's exactly what iPhone and iPad gaming needs, though as you'll learn, it doesn't quite live up to its grand potential.
Air Mail originally released on iOS in 2012. In gaming years, the game is considered ancient. Now, like many mobile games, Air Mail has now touched down and landed on the Nintendo Switch. With vastly improved visuals and analog controls available, do these changes make the pricing discrepancy of the mobile and Switch versions less of a shock to the system (and the wallet)? Find out with SuperPhillip Central's Air Mail review for the Nintendo Switch.
Unity has had some good news in the mobile world with apps developed on their engine hitting the top.
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GC: Air Mail is the perfect union of Crazy Taxi and Crimson Skies. For those of you who get that reference, you are probably rushing off to the app store to buy your copy now. For everyone else, imagine a game where the mail is delivered by airplanes in a Steampunk-style universe. You play as a young boy, an up and comer in the world of air-delivery, and after a few tutorial missions that get you up to speed on how to fly your plane using either accelerometer, touchscreen controls or a combination of both, as well as the fine art of picking up and dropping off packages with perfect aim, you’re ready to dive into seven chapters of challenging fun in the story mode or checkout the Express Delivery and Explore mode options.
