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This is the seventh version of Airport Madness, offering players a 3-dimensional air traffic control experience from a control tower perspective.
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Right now the cheapest offer for Airport Madness 3D is CA$2.73 at K4G. KingsPrice compares 8 offers from 7 stores — official stores and keyshops — and refreshes prices throughout the day.
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The seventh version of Airport Madness offers players a 3-dimensional air traffic control experience, from a control tower perspective. You get to sit in a virtual swivel chair, able to pan around the airport with the drag of your mouse. Choose good weather or bad, adjust the tower height to your preference, then do your best to manage jet traffic into and out of eight different real-world airports. Listen to human pilot voices as the aircraft obey your every command. Watch as the animated windsocks react to gusty winds. Scan your radar screens for potential conflicts between aircraft.
Surface Radar Display
Airborne Radar Display
Human pilot voices
Dead real flight characteristics
Optional bad weather
Three different views, including "pilot cam"
Adjustable tower height
Zoomable view
Reversible traffic patterns
Multiple game play modes
Norman Manley Airport, Kingston Jamaica
Billy Bishop Airport, Toronto Ontario
Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport, Broomfield Colorado
LaGuardia Airport, New York USA
Vancouver Harbour (float plane base), Vancouver, Canada
Castlegar (forest fire fight), BC, Canada
Los Angeles
Boston Logan
Seattle-Tacoma
Airport Madness 3D has similar game play mechanic to the rest of the series. In this version, each airport offers two separate traffic patterns, a huge step upwards from our previous six versions of Airport Madness.
Adjustable-height control tower view
Runway threshold view
"Pilot cam" cockpit view from all aircraft
Zoom in or out, pan in all directions
Our terrain is built from real-world earth data. Airport designs are based on real-world layouts. Game play has been designed by real-world air traffic controllers and commercial pilots. Even the aircraft flight characteristics are highly realistic. Watch as the airplanes actually raise their nose during the takeoff rotation, and during the landing flare. Sounds are authentic. We've added the rumble of an aircraft's takeoff thrust, and the whine of a jet engine as it spools up at the gate.
We've worked hard to compare our air traffic control game to that of 3D simulations that are currently for sale elsewhere, and what we feel everybody wants is a game that's easy to grasp, lots of fun, and highly addictive. Airport Madness 3D is all of these.
