I found this game a week before release and added it to my wish list, because I was curious to play it. After 20 Minutes of playing I returned it and applied for a refund at Steam for three reasons: - The game is producing several firewall warnings for suspicious network traffic - I am playing on a 1680x1050 resolution and several windows and menus are larger than the screen (same happens with smaller res) and sometimes when you open layers (profit/loss or flights on cities) you can't exit and have to Alt+F4 the game (without chance of saving) - There is not really a route management. You draw lines between cities but have no idea about the capacity of planes. Even 500 passengers in the start city waiting to get somewhere aren't enough to make a profit. Once drawn the flights are added but you don't get a proper overview of all flights and get in trouble immediately because you have to pay penalties for delayed flights The whole concept is super weird and not well thought-through, it...

It feels like someone took a day off from their real job as a car mechanic and decided to make a game. [b]It's buggy, poorly made, inconsistent, and lacks any real purpose. [/b] [h2]Avoid[/h2]

hi well i try to down loead tnd it looked good but i was not abel to get it to play or run proply so sorry il be gettin a refund

Air Dash is a minimalist 2Dish/3D low poly business tycoon game where you run a fleet of airplanes around the world, running your own airline, setting the routes and so on. There's a research progression tree as well as the ability to expand your empire, which is all nice and welcome depth, completely wasted on a shallow implementation more suited to web browsers/mobile phones, once more raising the often asked question "Why is something with such low production value on Steam?". From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard. While there are options to change the resolution for the game, all this does is scale up the simplistic low quality vector art assets used to make the game, which makes little or no difference to the graphics quality. Without any other substantial graphics tweaks, it's not possible for gamers to improve the mediocre visuals. The game features extremely lazy, minimalist "art", of the type ...

buggy mess.

I returned this game for all of 37 cents, which was worth it to never lay eyes upon it again. It literally just doesn't work. Crashes on a computer with a 4060 graphics card and intel i9 processor. The UI is poorly thought out and most of the time just doesn't work.