This is as close as a video game will ever get to Studio Ghibli's Castle in the Sky.There's also a robust photo mode you can use to show off your healthily growing kingdom to your friends. In the most flattering way possible, the entire thing is exceedingly cute. You'll need to be conscious about zoning, too if you place the industrial district too close to a residential district your citizens will file complaints about the noise and odor. Resources like wood or water are collected from the ground by sending down scouts as you pass overhead, and the rate at which you gather can of course be upgraded through a city-builder staple: a technology tree. You'll need to keep your citizens happy by providing them with "desires" to plants and streetlights while maintaining the Lift and Tilt of the kingdom.
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Before you lies a vast open world to explore from the skies, full of resources, wonders, ancient ruins and settlements aplenty. Soon you'll have your first row of houses built, and that's when the magic happens. We've started a community garden to widespread town approval. It is exactly what it sounds like as you build, you'll need to keep weight distribution even on all four sides, lest your city tip sideways and your little polygonal citizens tumble into the vast below. Beyond that, you'll also need to account for Tilt. The pull of gravity will begin to weight down your town as you build, and only by providing more Lift can your kingdom-in-the-making stay afloat. Just as important as the materials, however, are the physics. I found many familiar components of city builder games in Airborne Kingdom food, water, coal to run the motor, wood, clay, iron and glass to build and of course citizen happiness.
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