When I downloaded Airport Mania: First Flight I thought I would get a tycoon-style game where I could manage an airport by myself. Well, you do get the opportunity to work as airport manager but in quite a different way.
The difference is that this game is mainly addressed towards children, as you can easily tell from the characters on it and its general design.
Planes are colorful machinery with friendly, smiling faces, and the airports are designed in a very cartoonish style. Don't get me wrong here: I'm not saying that this is a negative point, but I'm just warning you in case you expected a more serious game.
As for the game in itself, Aiport Mania: First Flight is quite fun. Children follow an easy tutorial on how to control the four basic steps in managing their airport (I never thought it was that easy) and can then start going through the game's several stages.
Each stage includes a few increasingly difficult levels that will demand more attention and speed as more planes arrive to your airport. As you progress along the game, you'll also be able to upgrade facilities thus making gameplay easier for you.
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