Flight simulator

Tower 2011 review

by Jarkko on February 18, 2011

in Flight Sim

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Hi folks, I had a chance to get a copy of Tower 2011! Simulator from Wilco Publishing, thanks to Fred Goldman. The game or actually it is a simulator, is extremely addictive and after few hours of controlling, it didn’t get bored at all. These usually are the ones that keep interesting only few hours [...]

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