Amber's Airline - High Hopes

I didn’t know what I was in for when I stumbled onto this game. It’s really quite good. The gameplay is not particularly challenging, but there is certainly a difficulty curve. I was immediately captivated by the story, which was very well done, and that’s what kept me playing the game until the end. I must mention that the first chapter is free, but the full game, which has 6 chapters total, is a flat $10 purchase. For the enjoyment I got from this game, it’s absolutely worth it. Without a doubt. There are NO ADVERTS, which is a HUGE problem in mobile gaming right now. I believe the price tag circumvents that and I wish more mobile games offered an ad-less gaming experience. I just can’t recommend this game enough. Really enjoyed playing. Thank you to the developers who created it :) very well done.

I remember when the games were difficult to play, and you needed to use your points you’ve earned to get the upgrades. It didn’t cost extra money like a lot of the games do nowadays, but you did need those upgrades to pass a level. These games have gotten so easy that I don’t even have to buy a single upgrade and I’m already on level four. I want to play them for some kind of challenge not just it I have nothing better to do. This will probably be the last game of them that I purchased. I have sadlyEach time anyone has come out hoping that they would be a little bit more difficult but they just seem to get easier and easier. Being able to complete on the first go through, not needing to upgrade the store or a restaurant. The reason I did not give it less than three stars for playability, was because once you pay for the game you don’t have to turn around and pay for anything to upgrade it which to me makes it a better value.

Not that I’ve ever disliked a Gamehouse game, but this one seems to be just a bit better than most. I wasn’t sure I liked the new 3D-style graphics at first, but it really adds to characters’ expressions and movements, so that’s fun! And I love the addition of mini-games within the levels; it really gives every set of levels it’s own feel and challenge. And makes my brain hurt. But in a good way. I also really love the way your job keeps changing. Just when you’ve mastered stamping tickets suddenly your on to x-raying luggage. Again, yay! The only thing that makes me slightly sad is that the people you serve never seem to change. I like in other Gamehouse games when the ridiculous VIPs would show up, but in this one the same normal people show up everywhere you go. I’m also finding that the game crashes when you open it once in a while and sometimes I think I can hear two different music tracks at once. But the game is everything I wanted from it, so these aren’t a big deal for me! Great game, Gamehouse!