ATC 4.0 4+

Name: ATC 4.0
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 3 (12 reviews)
Author: C3 Software

Pocket Air Traffic Control Sim

C3 Software

Diseñado para iPhone

- 3,0 • 12 valoraciones

- $0.99
- Ofrece compras dentro de la app

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Descripción

Control the Whole Sky!

The fate of thousands rests in your hands, as AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER, you must routinely make split-second decisions to avert disaster! Are you up to the task?

From the flight control center you oversee all flights in your airspace and you need to control all in and outgoing flights. Be aware that thousands of passengers depend on you!

********* SPECIAL LIMITED TIME SALE *********

To reward our loyal fans, and due to the great success of ATC 4.0, we decided to place ATC on SALE!

For a limited time, ATC 4.0 will be reduced from its regular price the lowest possible price in the App Store! We initially wanted to go on sale for 1 week, but we decided to extend the sale for a little while longer. We will return to our normal price very soon, so act quickly!

Thanks again to all of our loyal fans!

***** Find out what critics are saying *****

Macworld 4 ½ out 5
“In short order, ATC 4.0 has become one of my favorite iPhone games”

AppCraver 10 out 10
“I dig ATC 4.0 in a major way. It’s innovative, challenging and smart. If you like sims, then you’ll want to wrap your head around this one.”

SlideToPlay 3 out 4
“We found that ATC 4.0 mostly generated the good kind of stress, keeping us glued to our iPhone.”

PocketGamer 7 out 10
“ATC 4.0 comes cleared for landing by the Pocket Gamer crew.”

iPhone App Reviews 5 out 5
“The thing I like most is the Survival game where you simply need to clear as many planes as you can before the inevitable mid-air collision ruins your day in the tower.”

***** Game features: *****

- Detailed graphics -- from plane blinking lights and runway lights to tiny cars that drive around on the road
- Weather effects, clouds, snow, etc
- Wind
- Night levels
- Elegant touch interface and waypoint system to manage planes
- Collision warning effects
- Sound effects
- Multiple plane types -- from small planes to jumbo jets and military fighters -- all are relying on you to guide them to their destinations!
- Airports with up to 6 runways to simulate a busy airfield! If you have a mania for busy airports, you will be satisfied!
- High replay value with 49 levels!
- Internet highscore leaderboards -- can you compete to be the best ATC in the world?
- In-game tutorial
- In-game help

- Featured scenarios:
- day levels, snow levels, cloudy levels
- plane emergencies
- computers crashing
- hurricane winds
- high-speed military planes
- Presidential visits with no-fly-zones
- and more!

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UPDATE INFORMATION & FORUM DISCUSSION

To participate in a discussion about ATC, come to the ATC discussion/comments page :

http://www.iphoneappindex.com/2009/02/06/atc-40-control-the-whole-sky/

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(Or, just go to iphoneappindex.com and
type "ATC" in the search if the above URL(s) are too hard to remember.)
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2 ene 2018

Versión 2.6.4

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Added Cumulative (per player) high scores in addition to regular high scores: Are you the most obsessed controller out there? Compare yourself to others who play the game!
- Internationalization fixups

3,0 de 5

12 valoraciones

almost a five star app...

Definitely agree with most other reviewers that ATC is awesome. Very addicting and fun, and definitely worth the .99 price. Only cons are as others have said the precision required to hit the runway; need immediate feedback the the plane will land. Clear to land verbal authentication would be great. It is not so hard on lower levels but as you move up, getting that plane in on the first try is essential. I have experimented with this and there is a lack of consistent response from the application in this area. As long as your waypoint or path is relatively close to the runway you should be given the benefit of the doubt becuase the screen is so small. Also the snow screens are almost impossible as the planes are the same color. That seems unecessarily challenging. Also maybe a verbal cue when selecting a plane as to it's destination...I have a hard time reading the L1 and L2 sometimes. So if you touch a plane it would state the destination zone. But overall an awesome app!!

Doesn’t work on iPhone 7plus

I used to love this game but it hasn’t worked on the last few updates to iOS.

Don’t bother with this.

Just an addendum: I wrote my original review in January, 2018. It took the developers more than 20 months to respond.

So, it works now on an Xs. Barely. The game is so out-of-date, with graphics that LOOK the full 15 years old that they are. It’s a 15 year old game that was once fun. There are much better games out there now.

We don't get notified by Apple when reviews appear in the store. I just happened to notice your review recently.

It does indeed work on iPhone 7, 7plus, 8, X, Xs, etc. I would say it works perfectly in that the game runs at full speed. You are disappointed the game hasn't had a graphics overhaul since it debuted. This game is a classic which originally debuted in 2009. If you don't like it anymore, that's fair. It only costs $0.99 and the free version is available which is ad-supported.

For an indie game I'd still say it's a fair value, especially considering the free version is also available.

Good game

I like the game because it's obvious a lot of work has gone into it: the city beneath, with its moving cars, the weather effects, etc. I would ask that some improvement be made when it comes to directing the aircraft. For one thing, it'd be nice if one could merely touch and drag on a plane to control it, rather than touch to select and then swipe. I've lost control of numerous planes because I ended up not selecting first. Another big improvement concerns the L1 and L2 runways. Perhaps my fingers are too fat, but it's quite difficult to make the planes line up for a landing. The drawing response just doesn't want to produce the line I specify, most of the time, so I get planes that should clear, but fly past the runway instead.