The sequel to flying city-builder Airborne Kingdom just hit 1.0 with a huge update and a 50% discount

Airborne Kingdom has carved a niche in the gaming landscape as a trailblazer in the “weird city builder” genre, a refreshing departure from traditional city simulation games. This innovative title invites players to construct a city suspended in the skies, a concept that resonated well with audiences and earned an impressive 80% rating in our review.

Since its initial success, developer The Wandering Band has been diligently working on its follow-up, Airborne Empire. This new installment builds upon the foundations laid by its predecessor, expanding the gameplay into a more extensive world while introducing light RPG elements. After four years of development and a year spent in Steam early access, Airborne Empire has officially launched, accompanied by a significant 1.0 update.

New Features and Enhancements

No update in the city-building genre would be complete without an array of new structures and customization options. The Wandering Band has promised players an enhanced experience with new buildings, upgrades, and personalization features to enrich their cities. While the specifics of these additions remain somewhat under wraps, one standout feature has captured attention: the jet engine.

This formidable thruster can be affixed to the back of your airborne city, granting players the ability to execute sudden bursts of speed. Primarily designed for combat scenarios, this feature allows players to swiftly engage or retreat from adversaries, adding a dynamic layer to gameplay. Furthermore, it can be paired with various weapons, including the intriguing barrage cannon—though one might whimsically misinterpret it as a “Barge Cannon,” a concept that certainly sparks the imagination.

To celebrate the launch of Airborne Empire, The Wandering Band is offering a promotional discount of 50% for the remainder of the month, reducing the price to (£12.50). For those who may have missed the original Airborne Kingdom, it is also available at a remarkable 80% discount, bringing it down to just (£4). Both offers are set to expire on May 1, making it an opportune time for players to dive into this unique gaming experience.

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The sequel to flying city-builder Airborne Kingdom just hit 1.0 with a huge update and a 50% discount