Aviator facebook game review

Aviator facebook simulator game review
Pros:
one of its kind
Cons:
boring
tedious
cash hog
Preview:

Description:

Aviator is a new facebook game we are reviewing. In Aviator you are an 1800s pilot looking for odd jobs to do. Those jobs include getting weird request from random persons, taking passengers to certain parts of the world or buying goods that is cheap then selling them for a more expensive price somewhere else in the world.

Review:

Gameplay: 2/5 ★★

Aviator a new facebook game has a somewhat boring and tedious gameplay. Buying goods from one place then selling to some other place for more than a hundred times is not entirely fun. It is also the same with passengers. The random quests adds something to your everyday playing time but those quest are not entirely easy. The main quest on the other hand is so hard that you would need to upgrade your plane which would take forever or spend real cash. You can buy new planes to have more capacity for passengers and goods or have a more flight distance.

This game is really a cash hog. Buying a direct route means that you need to spend real cash but if you didn't, you will need to go to one place to another to get to your destination or get a plane that will have the distance to do so which also needs real cash or will take forever.

Controls: 4/5 ★★★★

Controls of this new facebook game is just clicking no need for elaborate reviews.

Graphics: 4/5 ★★★★

Graphics are suprisingly well done for this game. You can sense that you are in the past because of the images used especially the map to show where you want to travel.

Music: 3/5 ★★★

Music is okay but non-appealing and sound effects are a few and repetitive.

Overall: 3/5 ★★★

Aviator a new facebook game is a game that is fun to only a small percentage of gamers and not every gamer out there. While it maybe unique, the laborious process to get money and the repetitive things you need to do to this making this game boring, tedious and not fun. Aviator is a game for those who wants to see how they transfer goods and people in the past.

Link in facebook here.