SimulationFit check
Is How to Build a Flying City worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Simulation players who want city resource management paired with combat
- Strategy players who enjoy assembling teams from varied characters, weapons, and items
- Story-focused players who want character interactions alongside management systems
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a city builder without combat, as approaching enemies require fighter selection and battles
- Players who prefer a narrowly focused system, as the game combines resources, industry, upgrades, recruitment, equipment, and story events
- Players looking for a purely narrative game without resource and team-management decisions
Our take on How to Build a Flying City
Players may hit the wall when enemy forces approach and the game calls for choosing a fighter lineup, assigning weapons, and entering combat. Anyone looking only for city construction will encounter the military system as part of managing Tisryle.
What is How to Build a Flying City?
As mayor of Tisryle, manage a city lifted into the sky after its escape from imperial taxation.
Raise money by recruiting travelers and adventurers, develop industry, and use resources to purchase and upgrade items. When imperial forces and other enemies approach, select a lineup of fighters, equip them with weapons, and send them into battle. The game combines city management, resource use, character interactions, and a story about resisting the empire. Characters have distinct active and passive skills, and weapons and items can be combined with them to form a team. Character encounters and story events add narrative developments alongside the city-building and combat systems.
How How to Build a Flying City plays
- 01Flying City Management
- Resources, industry, purchases, and upgrades are managed while Tisryle remains airborne.
- 02Fighter Lineups
- Players select combat groups and assign weapons before sending them against approaching enemies.
- 03Character Skill Combinations
- Characters have individual active and passive abilities that can be combined with weapons and items.
- 04Story Interactions
- Character encounters and narrative events develop the story alongside city management and battles.
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How to Build a Flying City: platforms & release
Is How to Build a Flying City worth it?
It is worth it if: simulation players who want city resource management paired with combat. Skip it if: players seeking a city builder without combat, as approaching enemies require fighter selection and battles.
Where can I download How to Build a Flying City?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens How to Build a Flying City's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is How to Build a Flying City on?
Windows only.
