Starting off, this is a wonderful game. This is a very casual kind of game with, easy-paced, quaint story, and interesting mechanics. Maintaining the balance of your city is fun, keeping your citizens happy can be troublesome, and exploring is fascinating. I have a few complaints, the world is small-ish, while it does take a while to explore, there are only three areas of

Starting off, this is a wonderful game. This is a very casual kind of game with, easy-paced, quaint story, and interesting mechanics. Maintaining the balance of your city is fun, keeping your citizens happy can be troublesome, and exploring is fascinating. I have a few complaints, the world is small-ish, while it does take a while to explore, there are only three areas of the map, a dessert, an ocean and lastly some mountains. I would have appreciated a more varied world. Some tools could use some shortcut keys, or at least the option to customize your keyboard settings. I found it tedious to use the move and delete tools. While the story is interesting, it is short in my opinion and entirely too easy to finish. I would not have minded a few more interactive quests that sent me out exploring or interacting with other kingdoms. Despite those complaints, this is a very wonderful game and I hope more comes from the developers along this line. The only this thing game didn't have that I hoped for was aerial combat against evil kingdoms.

So, I have spent about 2-3 good hours in the game. The laidback sandbox experience was sweet; and I absolute dig the graphics style! However, there were still issues that slight discomforted me: - The Info bar on top of the screen is too small. It took me quite a while to find the speed-up option on the left corner; - As my Kingdom grew larger, tilting became a problem as I want to keep everyone jubilant. So, I would appreciate if there is an tilt indicator on the info bar to not have to rotate everything around everytime I try to build something; - Resource indicator on map for the resource I have already spotted would really help, and it would be even better if it could be turned on and off for each type of resource. - The resource icon for Construction Material could be done better. You can make it a drop-list that can be turned on and off, so that it would be better to balance resource and avoid dumping. Materials is relatively easy to get in the game, but dumping still feels bad. Overall, very good and replayable game!

City building games are some of my favorite and this game in particular offers a nice twist on the city building genre by having your city being built in the sky. Having to travel around the map to gather resources is a nice change over sending people out to go gather resources, or building things that produce resources infinitely over time. Having to be more strategic with where you build and place things to keep everything balanced is a pretty neat mechanic to keep in mind as you are playing. However this is a pretty casual game compared to most other city buildings games that are far more punishing with resource management. If you want to just casually have fun exploring the world in your flying city, and test out different designs, then you will definitely enjoy this game.