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Air Bucks (1992)

by Impressions Games

Genres:Strategy, Simulator

Themes:Business

Game modes:Single player, Multiplayer

Story:Air Bucks was one of the first business simulation games dealing with running an airline. It involves purchasing land rights for cities around the globe. In 1993, an enhanced version titled Air Bucks v1.2 was released for the Amiga.

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