Flight Control
2010
- strategy
- single player
The story
Air traffic control is the world's most stressful job, but not for you. You don't need heading angles, flight rules or meteorological reports, you're a natural! A prodigy! A born controller! - Incredibly easy to learn! Just touch and drag the aircraft to their landing zones and avoid collisions.- Insanely addictive – it only takes a minute to get started, but it’s impossible to stop!-NEW - Fly solo, or share landing duties with a friend - online via Game Center on iOS4.2, over local Wi-Fi network or Bluetooth- NEW - Turn on the voice chat option to talk with the other controller when in online multiplayer mode (off by default)-Aim for a new personal best or compete against other Flight Controllers in online leaderboards- Earn achievements when you complete challenges - Visit all 5 airfields including Beach, Original, Windy, Australian Outback and Aircraft Carrier, each with unique characteristics and challenges!- Featuring 10 aircraft types including jets, helicopters and seaplanes!
What it’s like
Bright, flat, pastel-clean visuals on a top-down air-traffic screen: simple vector-style planes and helicopters drawn in crisp primary colours against pale sea, sand and scrubland, with the landing zones marked in bold outline. The sound is bouncy and light, with chirpy blips for landings, a soft rising tone for near-misses and a cheerful synth loop that never drags. Its vibe is brisk, playful tension, a quick hit of focus rather than dread. It suits a few spare minutes on a phone or tablet, a lunch-break fidget, or a shared sofa session where two people split the airspace and bicker good-naturedly. Pacing starts relaxed and tightens steadily as more aircraft crowd the screen, so the mood moves from calm to frantic and back again with each round. There is no violence, gore or cruelty; the only stakes are a crash and a lost life, rendered as a small puff and a fade. It is for players who want an easy-to-grasp, endlessly replayable arcade challenge with a light, unbothered mood, and for anyone looking for something gentle that still keeps the hands and mind busy.
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