Airborne Kingdom

Airborne Kingdom (Switch eShop)

2021

System
Switch eShop
Publisher
Freedom Games
Developer
The Wandering Band

5.5

Game Rating

User Ratings: 4

Our Review: 7/10

Overview

Number of Players
Single Player
Genre
Simulation, Strategy
Release Date

Switch eShop

  • US 9th Nov 2021, $24.99
  • EU 9th Nov 2021, £19.99
Tags
City Builder
Official Site
nintendo.com

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Reviews

  • Review Airborne Kingdom - A City Builder Looking For The Right Balance

    A city, lighter than air

    If you’re someone who’s roamed the streets of Bioshock Infinite’s floating city of Columbia and found yourself wondering exactly how a city like that might actually be feasible, you’re in the right place. Airborne Kingdom is a city builder that takes to the skies, tasking you with creating your very own floating...

About The Game

A great kingdom in the sky once existed. It brought peace and harmony to the lands below. However, one day, that kingdom vanished. Without its guidance, civilization devolved and fractured. Now, a new community is taking to the skies and looking to restore the balance.

Take off into the rarefied air and travel throughout vast open landscapes to reunite the world. Gather and manage resources to expand. Dispatch workers. Construct academies. Research technology to better homes, water systems, and food silos to improve the lives of the citizenry. Then forge alliances by sharing supplies and knowledge with neighboring kingdoms.

The console versions of Airborne Kingdom include everything found in the BAFTA-nominated PC release, including the recently-released New Game Plus Update. This mode features a sprawling new world to explore with increased challenge and fresh twists like new town centers to give city builders a leg up on this more trying journey. The experience also introduces more variety with increased randomized elements ranging from questlines to kingdom placement.

"Our team is all about adventure and sparking creativity,” said Ben Wander, lead designer, The Wandering Band. “Airborne Kingdom is full of peace and possibility and we look forward to sharing what we’ve created with the Nintendo, PlayStation, and Xbox communities when the game comes in for a landing on consoles this November.”