Airheart - Tales of broken Wings

Airheart is a dieselpunk airplane action game, where every colorful level is built on top of the previous one, all the way up to the stratosphere. Welcome to Granaria, a flying city in the clouds. Meet Amelia - a young pilot and fisherwoman wishing to reach the abundant worlds edge. Sky fishing became a really dangerous job, with pirates roaming around everywhere. So start your engines, arm your airplane and get ready to make the catch of a lifetime! Airheart combines free roaming, twin stick gameplay with a beautiful, colorful world. Defeat your enemies, salvage their scrap and reuse it to craft new parts for your airplane. Build and try out over 40 weapons and airplane parts. Combine their abilities to become the pirates worst nightmare. Or just have some fun with your enemies and use your harpoon to disarm, unshield, swing them around or drag them back home to disassemble them. An airplane game, reimagined in a wonderful world, Airheart is a treat to fans and newcomers to flight action games alike.

Features
Furious Fights and Challenges: Action packed airplane battles against pirates and high tech drones will test your flying skills. Giant Zeppelin and Mechanical Snake await to fight you on your journey to the stratosphere.
Fishing and Harpooning: Search and hunt for flying fish to earn precious fish oil. Use your fishing harpoon to catch huge species, stun enemies or disassemble other airplanes for parts.
Crafting and Customizing: An interesting crafting system lets you figure out combination ideas for various junk. Craft over 40 weapons and airplane parts to customize your plane with.
Amazing graphics You know those hypnotizingly beautiful flowers, that hunt bugs? Well, that’s a great metaphor for the colorful world of Airheart. Chosen as one of Game Art Challenge winners from the Game Developers Conference 2018, Airheart will enchant you with its unique art style.
Interesting background The skylayers will change with new species entering the ecosystem as you play. Inspired by how real habitats change due to overfishing in the real world.

Source: The Developer Website.