Games Asylum: "Simulation games are generally very popular, from civilisation building, town planning, and warehouse logistics. SimAirport has been on PC for a couple of years now and just landed recently on Xbox. Here, you manage, build and grow every facet of your airport empire, from baggage handling and bank balances, all while ensuring your partnered airlines and passengers have the best experience possible. Build the customer journey from ticketing to take-off."
Gareth writes: "If you’re a fan of the sim world, where you need to be involved in every decision, micro-managing every detail in every department, then you will have an amazing time with SimAirport. But should you be coming along for your first experience of the genre, this is perhaps not the best game to start with."
XBA says: A smooth takeoff or should this flight be grounded?
The popular economic strategy SimAirport, previously released on PC, will be available on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles from February 24th.
I played this a long time ago when it was first on PC and it’s a good reason why I am always skeptical about indie games. So many indie games that come out claim to be the best and they suck. This, hydrophobia and AMY were the worst I ever played.