Да, стоит играть
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785 руб.
Те же жанры Steam, вердикт «Да», сначала самые живые.
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I was a flight attendant for ten years who retired a couple of years ago because the customers are just obnoxious now and i was very close to probably blowing a slide and pulling a Slater! This game is just perfect. Yes it does has some bugs, what game doesn't? I think what i love the most about this game is the Dev Was either on the line themselves or knows a Flight attendant very well. The moment Doris was talking I knew. Arming the doors for take off I kept screaming "L1 L2 Armed and Crosscheck completed", sitting in the jumpseat. Juggling boarding while the pilots are calling for a drink. I think this game is amazing, and I thank you for it.
Uh Oh Airlines scratches that same chaotic-fun itch that I love about Overcooked. The art style immediately reminded me of it, and the gameplay hits the perfect balance between "WHY IS THIS HAPPENING?!" and "This game is so fun!" The life of a flight attendant has never been so chaotic. You know it's a good game when between screaming at the passengers for setting themselves on fire, and watching in defeat as everything on your carefully prepared cart spills onto the floor, you still find yourself laughing until you cry at all the antics. Even the bugs have added to the experience. Passenger glitched out of the bottom of the plane during turbulence? Oh well, one less person to demand peanuts on their ice cream sundae. I'm also incredibly impressed that this was made by a solo developer. There's so much personality packed into the game, and they've done an incredible job taking that familiar Overcooked-style chaos we know and love and evolving it into something entirely unique. We're not just running another restaurant, now we're conquering the heavens. It might not be for everyone, but I cannot encourage enough people to give this game a try.
As a fan of other chaotic co-op time-management games like Overcooked and PlateUp!, Uh Oh Airlines looked like it would be a lot of fun, especially with friends. Unfortunately, it seems like the game still needs a lot of improvements before it reaches that point. To start, there isn't a clear tutorial explaining how to play. I basically had to press different buttons and interact with random things until I figured out what I was supposed to do, which would sometimes trigger vague instructions afterward. It's also difficult to tell what some of the icons mean when passengers make requests. I think each of the different icons and what they represent should be clearly explained in a tutorial. The customization option also doesn't seem to work at all. Whenever I switch to that screen, nothing loads, and I can't do anything. I've had to completely restart the game just to get back to the main menu. Another issue is the player names and join code at the bottom of the screen. They stay visible throughout the entire round, which is distracting and adds unnecessary clutter during gameplay. It would be much better if this information was only visible on the pause screen or became less noticeable once the round starts. Overall, I think Uh Oh Airlines has the potential to be a really fun chaotic co-op game, but in its current state, it's almost unplayable for me. I would recommend waiting until some major improvements and quality-of-life updates have been implemented before purchasing. I'll be refunding it for now, but I'd be willing to give it another chance in the future if these issues are addressed.