Kiebler

I knew, going in, that the graphics were just "retro" pixel animations. That said, even early to mid 90's games had better developed pixel graphics. There is no character development at all and any chance at survival is completely luck. The developer obviously jumped on the roguelike bandwagon, but failed to understand how the genre operated. All in all, the game is horrible. The soundtrack, however, is quite enjoyable.

The 30 minutes the game worked it seemed pretty cool. That said, the game crashes to the Blue Screen of Death with ATI video cards. No known fix, no patch planned from what I could tell when searching through the publishers site.

Airline Tycoon was an entertaining game full of unique features; unfortunately Airline Tycoon 2 feels like it is, at best, an uninspired remake. The gameplay is very similar yet less interesting than the first game, the UI is clunky, and Kalypso requires activation online in another horribly outdated DRM scheme. The gameplay is decent enough for a five dollar game, if you can grab it on sale it's probably worth it but I would suggest just buying the original and skipping the sequel if you can't.