Airport Tycoon

"While the game is mostly about free-form play, there are also two scenarios with additional challenges; there is not, however, a simple "learners’" airport, so you’ve got to go it on your own. If you persevere you get a surprisingly enjoyable game. Is it worth the effort? If you’re an airport fan, and like these Sim-style games, then the answer is a qualified yes; otherwise, you might want to consider taking the bus."

"If you still get a rush watching airplanes take off and land, or love business simulation games, you will want to check out Airport Tycoon. Die-hard fans of the genre are likely to be more forgiving of the game's shortcomings, and there is enough here to keep you busy for a while. For the most part, however, this is a title you can safely avoid."

"The graphics are bad for a game that requires 3D acceleration. There is no landscape when viewing the planes fly, there are hardly any textures to the objects, and there is no detailed atmosphere about the entire game. The sound is also extremely annoying in my opinion."

"The list of complaints can go on and on, but you get the idea. This was a decent, original idea marred by unforgivable execution and presentation. There are far better simulations of this type on the market, and there are even more to come. So do yourself a favor by picking one of those up, and leave this game buried in the bargain bin where it belongs."

"Airport Tycoon is "chocked" full of bugs. I will be the first to admit I do not own a top of the line computer but this game consistently crashed on my 450 MHz 128 RAM Pentium III. You would think that with a 300-megabyte requirement, the game would be able to save settings. Nope. In addition the game refers to its self by its European name, Airline Mogul."