The Mini Motorways of the SKY!? Fly Corp!

What if cars didn't drive on roads and instead flew in the air? And what if you then had to manage that traffic in a Mini Motorways style game? Well, you'd end up with Fly Corp, the super addictive air traffic management game!

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About Fly Corp:

Develop your own transport network in various countries and cities: open new routes, buy new planes and upgrade them, increase capacity of the airports!

Control the passenger flow!
The game features an advanced passenger flow system. All the cities are real, and their population is like in their real analogues. The more population is the more people would like to fly somewhere. Each passenger has their own destination and they’ll fly with transfers if there’re no direct routes. You won’t have enough money to connect each city to all the other cities, so you’ll have to analyze the situation and make decisions about where the transport hub is going to be situated.
Just like planes, airports have their maximum capacity. You’ll lose even if one of them gets overloaded.

The whole world is your playing field!
Almost 200 countries and tens of thousands of cities all around the globe are available to you! You can build an airport in each city and begin transporting passengers. Different locations mean that you’ll have to adapt: while in Europe distances are small and it’s very easy to manage your network there, you’ll have to think about connecting distanced cities because the longer the route is, the more you’ll have to pay for opening it.

Different game modes – “Unlock all countries” and Challenges
Your task in “Unlock all countries” is to open every country in the world (it will cost you in-game money to unlock each of them) and cover the whole planet with your network. It is necessary to unlock a new country each 6 minutes, or you’ll lose.
Challenges are various scenarios with certain pre-set conditions and goals to reach. For example, to survive for some period of time or to earn specific amount of money. Each challenge is unique: in some of them you’ll have to quickly connect constantly unlocking airports, while in the other – to rebuild your network due to coronavirus outbreak in a country.

Random events won’t let you get bored
Sometimes, random events will occur. They can be positive (investments into your company, for example), negative (disasters blocking flights to some countries or from them), and even ridiculous (a businessman sued you because of spilled coffee in turbulence zone). You don’t know what to expect.

Compete with other players!
Each challenge has a high score table. Points are added for transporting passengers, earning money and buying infrastructure. Try to become the best!

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[sergeyk]

Germany: unlocks Belgium
France: nervously sweating

[maxng]

"I'm in Lyon and I want to fly to Paris"
"Great! First you need to fly to Germany, then Belgium, then back to France"

[abc]

"Frankfurt is a mess"

Sounds like the game is pretty realistic.

[chickenflavoured_cheese]

I think I speak for everyone when I say "WE DEMAND A PART

[sakeusberg]

You could try adding direct routes for big cities that are far from each other, that way there won't be as much pressure on the smaller airports on the way between.

[kindrednah]

The problem with RCE’s videos is I always end up buying the game after the video :/

[JDNboy]

“The lack of direct routes was painful”
*says me, who’s never even tried the game*

[dzno]

This was really fun! Hope it becomes a series!

[benstanfill]

"Frankfurt is always full" *makes another route to Frankfurt.

[panero]

It's legendary for a german how you pronounce the german cities. Love it <3

[Aymelia-colon]

My two favorite things - planes and management simulator combined? Count me in!

[samwalker]

RCE: "You can get to Rome"
Me: BUT THE PLANE CAN ONLY CARRY 20

[lanerator]

Hey RCE, I feel like you’d be a perfect person to play one of the Transport Fever games, just an idea.

[martatorrecilla]

I have a very stressing life right now and, somehow, I find myself coming to these videos just to... Relax. There's something about your voice, and the games, the colors, the tempo... That brings me joy and calm. Thank you, really!

[razielhamalakh]

Hamburg: five billion passengers for Mannheim, 1 passenger going to Berlin.
RCE: let's route everything through Berlin.

[MiroslavDrahos]

Wow. I love the concept of this type of games and airlines make more sense than highways. Plus Czech Republic being represented in a game? Hell yeah. I'm gonna create a new addiction later today.
Part 2!!

[mattevans]

It will be interesting to see whether this game encourages the point to point model, or the hub and spoke model.

[nils]

I dont really understand why Mannheim is in the Game, the Airport is literally the size of my Backyard, but i love it, cause i life there

[knyshov]

Games like this make for an interesting exercise to solve programmatically. I often implement the games I play as Excel data models and then create simulations. :)

All of them have a bootstrap stage where most people get destroyed, but once you’re past that scramble, you’re able to make strategic choices.

This game feels less chaotic than motorways. That game is brutal.

[dootanator_]

Can we just point out the fact that Germany is expanding. For the third time.
Edit:did a quick search and it’s closer to 15 different times Germany has tried to expand