described as ATC 4.0 is an aircraft controller simulation game in which. You lose when a plane exits incorrectly, runs out of fuel, or is too close to another plane (may not be adjacent nor occupy the same tile, horizontally and vertically). There are four alternatives to ATC (Air Traffic Controller) on AlternativeTo. The plane’s digit (on the right and on the main screen) indicates its altitude. Planes are addressed (as you can see on the bottom) by their letter. I began noticing loss of ATC speech when I began turning off ATC in the toolbar, in order to get rid of the slight hiccough that happens regularly when. Destinations, exits, are denoted with the letter E and their number. Asus Tuf Gaming Plus B550 - Asus Ryzen 9 5900X - EVGA RTX 3070 - 64GB DDRMhz - EVGA 850W Power Supply - 1 TB NVME PCIE gen 4 - 1 TB NVME PICE gen 4 - Windows 10. If you are unfamiliar with the game: you direct planes to destinations given on the right. the Wii controller which is always at fault). There is no AI to be at fault, nor can it be an input problem (it’s keyboard-only and the controls are definitely not an excuse for messing up, unlike e.g. I like that there is very little randomness involved: if you die, it’s your fault. I’m not very good at it as you can see, dying in less than 4 minutes.įor some reason I can’t find any other videos of this game online (here or elsewhere), but it’s fun and very challenging. The level is called “novice” and was provided with the game. Me playing /usr/games/atc (provided by the bsdgames package on Debian).
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