Airport Madness: Time Machine

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Release Date	7/9/2013
Genre	Simulation
Publisher	Big Fat Simulations
DRM	Steam DRM Free
Version	1.11
Includes	Single-player
Languages	English

Description

This is the fifth edition of Airport Madness. You are an air traffic controller in the year 1925. As time progresses, your small grass airfield grows up into a major international airport in 1970. Witness WW2, the flying mail service in the 1920's, the breaking of the sound barrier, and birth of the passenger jet.

Features:

60 different levels;
40 different aircraft types;
3 different eras, including future, plus an '1802 steampunk' era.

Requirements

Mac Reqs	MinimumSupported	Will It Run?
Mac OS X	10.5.8 *	Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time. Get the Mac App
* Not compatible with: 10.13+, 10.14+, 10.15+, 11.0+, 11.1+, 11.2+, 11.3+, 11.4+, 11.5+, 11.6+, 11.7+, 11.8+, 11.9+, 11.10+, 11.11+, 11.12+, 11.13+, 11.14+, 11.15+
64bit Support	Yes
CPU Type	Intel Mac Only
CPU Cores	2
CPU Speed	100 MHz
System RAM	1 GB
Drive Space	250 MB
Video RAM	1 GB
Video Card	Any

Important Notes:
Not compatible with macOS 10.13 High Sierra and later macOS. Optional Steam Key provided with purchase. Not required.

Reviews & Comments

From 10 Shoppers

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4		1
3		1
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Ever Changing air field

Great game to play love the way the air planes and air port changes to match the time. The trivia facts are a cool thought. I will play this to the end it is so good

by Alecat, Canada - Feb 23rd 2016

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Great game!

This is just a great game! A very great game! Love the series

by Ayko Russell, Belgium - Dec 22nd 2015

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Good, but annoying bug

I've played Airport Madness 4 and love it. This game is pretty good, but has an horrible bug where "expedite" sometimes as desired, sometimes doesn't work at all, an sometimes a plan starts expediting, then stops. This makes planning what to do with your planes next to impossible.

by DamonK, USA - Jun 6th 2015

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