Our kids totally love Xplane, they're so smart and they love the many ways in which they can win the game. The vivid cartoon colors and many soundeffects really make them experience a fantastic time.Fam. De Jong with two kids Ken & Kevin - Belgium
 | Xplane does a lot of things right...First of all it knows what a teen audience wants, an addictive game with nice visuals, great sound and an engaging concept. The difficulty curve takes you from a small kid wondering about planes all the way to a multinational airport mogul throughout 25 engaging missions. It has everything you wanted to know and learn about planes and presents all the facts in an easy to use interface so you can quickly find the necessary info without you having to wrestle through seventy different menus. 9/10 |
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There are two ways to bring an airplane simulator to a young audience, a good one and a horrible one. We're glad EAT chose for the first option, they bring a complicated product in an intuitive way so everyone quickly learns the ropes. As far as planes go, this is definitely one flight you don't want to miss. Kudos to the amazing visual designers by the way, easy on the eyes and full of fun details. 9/10 |
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Xplane offers an engaging airplane and airport simulator, from flying one small propeller plane between Paris and London to owning a global network of airports and carriers. Xplane has a great learning curve and won't get boring easily due to the extra level-editor with which to create your own scenarios and dreams. We're already with our heads up in the sky dreaming about the next product from EAT. 10/10 |