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Skylines: Air Traffic Control
Skylines: Air Traffic Control is a 1 to 4/5 player cooperative puzzle board game. Players take on the role of different ATC stations (Approach/Departure, Delivery, Ground, and Tower) and must undertake a shift at versions of some of the world’s most iconic airports. Working together, players must deal with approaching and departing aircraft, represented by two individual decks of cards, and deliver varying flights to different locations both at and beyond the in-play airport, represented on the game board.
What is Skylines: Air Traffic Control
Skylines: Air Traffic Control is a 1 to 4/5 player cooperative puzzle board game. Players take on the role of different ATC stations (Approach/Departure, Delivery, Ground, and Tower) and must undertake a shift at versions of some of the world’s most iconic airports. Working together, players must deal with approaching and departing aircraft, represented by two individual decks of cards, and deliver varying flights to different locations both at and beyond the in-play airport, represented on the game board.
Players win the game if they can clear both the Approach and Departure decks without any safety hazards. At the basic level, hazards refer to safety protocols. If planes come into contact with one another, at any stage on the game board or on the approach/departure board, the game immediately comes to an end. In addition, players must deal with ‘Hazard Cards’, which emerge from both the Approach and Departure decks.
Skylines: Air Traffic Control is a 3D puzzle game. Players must exercise planning, communication, and cooperation to deal with the Approach and Departure decks and must show the ability to think several turns ahead of the current game turn to avoid catastrophic results that will bring the game to an end. The ‘gamification’ of this puzzle is achieved through action rationing.
Players will carry out their limited number of actions simultaneously during a game turn by applying tokens, representing radio instructions, to the planes currently under their jurisdiction. Once the game turn is over (i.e., when each player has issued their instructions), the planes then carry out these instructions on the game board and approach/departure boards, with the responsible players moving the pieces along allocated taxiing routes, approach/departure vectors, and runways. Once the planes are moved (represented by meeples/miniatures), the next game turn begins and players continue issuing instructions to their planes under their jurisdiction.
Game details
- Players
- 1–5
- Age
- +14
- Duration
- 90 min
- Difficulty
- —
- Type
- Board game
- Year
- 2025
- Mechanics
- Cooperative Game · Multiple Maps · Simulation
- Categories
- Aviation / Flight · Puzzle · Transportation
- Designer
- George Francis Bickers
- Publisher
- Three Sails Studios
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How many players is Skylines: Air Traffic Control for?
Skylines: Air Traffic Control plays with 1–5 players.
How long does a game take?
A game takes about 90 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
It is recommended from age 14.
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