Take to the air as a pilot in the 1930's. Fly, trade, make your fortune! https://apps.facebook.com/aviator-game
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Misi
The goal of LandShark Games is to bring engaging game content to the social game community.
Gambaran Perusahaan
'Aviator' is the first of hopefully many titles for newly formed game studio LandShark Games. The goal of LandShark Games is to bring engaging game content to the social game community.
Keterangan
A Game of fun and adventure to play with your friends. Take to the air as a pilot in the 1930's, at the dawn of commercial aviation. Fly, trade, make your fortune!
Informasi Umum
To follow future developments of LandShark Games:
http://www.facebook.com/LandSharkGamesCompany
http://www.landsharkgames.com/

Game bercerita tentang perjalanan seorang pilot berpetualang menjelajahi dunia dengan pesawat pada tempo dulu

https://www.facebook.com/AviatorGame?sk=app_153284594738391

Aviator lets you travel the globe, but can make you feel like a simple courier
The premise of Aviator is one that taps into the globetrotting adventurer in all of us. In the game you travel to cities across the world by plane, flying from one destination to the next carrying all manner of exotic goods and treasures. Aviator has a great sense of style that really fits with the adventuring theme and it features gameplay that’s really unlike anything else on Facebook. But it also gets quite repetitive after a while and includes a handful of very annoying aspects.

The game begins in Cairo when you meet up with your crazy uncle. Or maybe he’s not your uncle. He might just be crazy. But either way this is where your adventure begins, and from there on out you’ll become a work-for-hire aviator, taking on various jobs to help fund your need to explore the world. In practice this means that you’ll be flying from one area to the next taking on different types of jobs along the way.


Since you are a pilot those jobs all revolve around transporting things. Sometimes it’s a person, sometimes it’s a rare artifact. You can also earn money by ferrying passengers and cargo back and forth between cities, and there’s a nifty market feature that lets you buy goods for cheap in one location only to sell them for a fortune somewhere else. That money can then be spent on opening up flight routes, buying more goods, or upgrading your plane.

What’s strange, though, is that when you visit a new city you’ll need to buy markets in order to access them. And the prices can be pretty high. This means that the first time you visit a place like Cape Town you won’t be able to take any goods with you to sell. Not only is this aspect of the game quite annoying, forcing you to spend lots of money for the privilege to spend even more money, but it also makes no sense in the context of the game.

Aviator doesn’t include an energy system, but the game still limits how much you can play at any given time. As you fly about your plane will be damaged and eventually you’ll need to repair it before you can fly. When this happens you can either wait for it to be repaired for free or fix it up immediately with a few Facebook credits.



The game definitely looks great, especially when it comes to the characters you’ll encounter, each of which is large and nicely detailed. Though the dialog is fairly limited, interacting with the characters is one of the highlights of Aviator. The locations are less impressive, if only because they all look so similar. While the buildings and backgrounds look good, each city is set up in exactly the same way with only a background to distinguish them visually. It’s hard to tell Tripoli from Nairobi without double checking the map.

While the core gameplay is fun and original, it grows a bit tiresome after a while; you’re essentially doing the same thing over and over, only in different locations. The clever market feature and interesting characters make up for this somewhat, but at times Aviator makes you feel less like a grand adventurer and more like a simple courier.

Aviator is a fun-filled aviation empire building game that promises to fulfill your desire for adventures, trading and fame, backed by numerous interesting quests and events, that will keep you coming back for more! Help your friends as they build up their own empires and have them do the same to you too. The following section describes the various parts of the game and how they can help you build up the greatest aviation empire ever seen.



A whirlwind tour of your cities. Some buildings are not available from the start of your game, and you will need to purchase them. And doing so will take your aviation empire soaring to even greater heights!



This is where passengers can be picked up. At certain points in the game, some characters may also appear in the hotel to advance your quests. Be sure to talk to them!



Depots are where cargo can be found, to be shipped to other cities. Certain quest items may need to be picked up from there too. Sometimes, you may also find mystery packages as well that you can send to your friends to aid them in their game.
To fly your plane to another city, you will need to go to where else but the airport. A regional map with all available flight links will then be displayed, for you to choose your next destination. (See regional and world map section.)





Master the intricacies of commodity trading and amass for yourself a ripe fortune. No really, it’s quite simple – buy low, sell high.



Drooling at the DC-3 your friend owns? Workshop is where you get to upgrade your plane to outshine your competition. It is also the place to customize your plane with:
Seats – so you can carry more passengers
Fuel Tanks – so you can fly further
Repair Units – so you can make more flights before having to repair
In the inventory page, you can see the items that you possess. These special items can be used for things such as; full instant repair to your plane, $10,000 cold hard cash (in-game currency of course), or a boost to your passenger and cargo queues for a given city. These can be obtained by purchasing them using your Facebook credits, given to you through attaining the next level, or sometimes, when a generous friend delivers a mystery package to you. To use an item, just click on it and a confirmation dialog will pop up. If you click on an item for which you have none in stock (such as the ‘ADVERT’ above), you will be presented with an option to purchase it instead.
Story pages:
The remainder of the Journal is filled with a history of all the story you’ve discovered in the game so far. You can reminisce on the sweet moments of your adventures, or refer back to an important bit of dialogue that you may have forgotten after a long flight and its accompanying jet lag (the latter would be self-induced – it is not included in the game).