| Release: 3 March 2021 Developer: Big Loop Studios OS: 7, 8, 10 (32/64-bit) CPU: 2 GHz - Dual Core GPU: 512 MB RAM: 2 GB Storage: 550 Mb Steam Reviews: Very Positive Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
Escape Machine City: Airborne is a quest adventure in which the player must constantly solve puzzles, look for the necessary items and investigate the crime scene. The game is mainly aimed at the research aspect, as well as a detailed study of locations. There won't be much dynamics or action, but there is enough tension. The action takes place in the distant future, where a full-fledged flying city was created. It always shone with welcoming lights to everyone who raised their heads up, but two days ago it disappeared. Attempts to contact the crew or the locals were unsuccessful, so the protagonist, who is an experienced pilot, was sent to investigate. When he landed on the territory of the hovering city, he discovered that everyone had disappeared somewhere and now the aircraft was left to its own devices. This can be dangerous, because it is unknown when it will decide to fall and at what point it will do so. Having aligned the mechanism, the man discovered that some parts were missing and began restoring the city's functionality. Escape Machine City: Airborne is perfect for while away the evening and getting away from the hustle and bustle. The game requires average concentration of attention and therefore you can even periodically get distracted without losing the thread of the narrative. Some puzzles will be really challenging as they are based on electricity and current flow, but overall they are easy to understand and master.
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