Flight Risk
A downloadable game for Windows and macOS
Fight Risk is a minimalistic desk job game where you play as an air traffic controller trying to save a rogue flight. Master the communication systems before it's too late, or just wing it and see what happens.
This is a SHORT game about deciphering systems and interactions. You will fail many times before you succeed.
Features:
- ~20-45 minutes of gameplay; depending on the player
- Mixed 3D and text-based graphics
- Retro 1980s aesthetic
- Master air traffic computers
- Translate flight codes
- Navigate difficult terrains
- Keep your pilot safe
Purchase
In order to download this game you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $1 USD. Your purchase comes with a Steam key. You will get access to the following files:
Development log
- v 1.0May 17, 2024
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This game is interesting but there are a few things:
1. The pages don't flip in the intuitive way. You have to hit up to go to the next page, and down to go to the previous.
2. The 2nd page that gives scenarios aren't clear - are the scenarios caused by the conditions under them, or do you need to relay the conditions to clear the scenario?
3. If the plane crashes, you need to quit and start over. The "Outgoing" deselects and there's no way to get it back unless you hit [esc], select "quit" and then start a new game.
It's a fun concept, and I love that our person takes on the role of the worst employee ever - who in their right mind would keep a useless form visible when you could have two critical pages of info in front of you instead? 😂
When trying to launch the Mac version of the game on my Mac, it fails to open.
Should be fixed now, sorry about that! Lesson learned: don’t try and update a game during a sale :”)
Interesting game! Most of the challenge seems to come from having to glance at the rule book. Once you've got the rules down pat it becomes almost trivially easy. There are also some conditions that are almost always going to want to be one way, such as the flaps which you almost always want open and therefore don't have to think about much.
I think with more rules and with more settings beyond toggle and raise/lower speed, it could be interesting to see the idea expanded.
Seems this version tries to get a license from Steam and fails to open. The game closes and Steam pops up (if you have it open) saying "An error occurred while launching this game: No licenses." Probably just gotta drop the Steam DRM from this release
That said, with Steam closed it works fine and I was able to complete the game.
Ah! Thanks for letting me know - a non-Steam version was just uploaded and should fix the problem.