Flying city
Other (objects, etc.) theme
22
games
9platforms
Features one or more flying, hovering, or otherwise suspended in air castles, cities, or similar large structures you'd normally expect to see firmly on ground.
Notable people involved: Rhianna Pratchett, Renaud Bédard, Alex Preston, Ken Levine and Shuntaro Tanaka
Alternate names: Flying castle, Flying fortress
Name variations: floating city
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This is variation of flying islands, but instead of largely vacant chunks of rock flying about, we have huge cities, castles or similar structures dominating the entirety of them with the "island" below mostly for aesthetic purposes if there even is one.
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The first Flying city video game was released on November 19, 1999.
2K Games, Nintendo, Bethesda Softworks and THQ published most of these games.