Some better grouping might make things easier though. The building menu is pretty big due to more elements being available compared to to ACEO.

Only when requesting a loan am I actually seeing a delay which seems to be related to an assessment of the airport value and how much money I can get from the bank. I haven't really encountered any major lags when clicking through the menus. Various sections are difficult to find and require quite a lot of clicks.Īfter some initial confusion in SimAirport (SA) I must say that that the UI is okay. In addition it doesn't look all that different from before. The UI has delays and doesn't really provide information well. The result unfortunately is less than exciting. So in terms of the basic concept there isn't really any difference and people like games like Transport Fever and City Skylines they can get something out of both games.Īirport CEO (ACEO) recently had its UI reworked. I've played a few (15 hours) now in SImAirport and I thought I make a comparison here so that maybe someone that might be undecided can get a better idea what to expect.īoth games pretty much have the same premise => build a working airport and make money => expand your airport to make more money. I had been fed up with the issues and decided to give Sim Airport a chance. However due to a lack of content and various bugs I took a break and came back now recently only to see that most issues still persist. I enjoyed the game to a certain point due to the basic idea.

At the time I decided to get Airport CEO because it was the supposedly better title. Last year when I saw that two games about creating and managing airports were available on Steam I had a closer look at both and thought about which to buy.

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