by Angie Pollock

Created on: May 19, 2008   Last Updated: May 25, 2008

First Class Flurry Downloadable Game Review

Rating: 3/5

First Class Flurry is the ultimate game of multi-tasking. Your character is a stewardess for an airline traveling across the world. Your job as the stewardess is to keep the airline customers satisfied until the plane reaches its destination.

As the game starts, the main objective is to serve food and drinks and to collect their trash and place it in the recycling bin. Before landing, you will need to give the passengers pillows and get them all rested before landing. As the game progresses, more tasks are added into the mix. Not only will you need to keep the fliers stomachs content, you will have to lead lost little girls back to their seats, place little boys back in their seats before they irritate other fliers and find lost PDA's.

While you are putting children back in their seats and moving passengers to new seats when they become discontent, you will still have to serve food, drinks, collect trash and hand out pillows.

Your character earns money based on the performance of a level. This money can be used to upgrade your character with new shoes and even a bigger serving tray. At the beginning of the game, your tray can hold up to two items allowing you to serve two passengers at one time. You can purchase larger trays that hold more items allowing you to serve more passengers thus keeping more fliers content in a quicker amount of time.

As your character moves up in levels, there will be additional items added to help your character do her job sufficiently. If you start feeling a little sluggish, you can quench your thirst with an energy drink which allows your character to serve the passengers quicker and other additional tasks can be completed to keep smiles on the passenger's faces. Even with these small items added, the game will throw in more tasks that the passengers will request.

The game is female oriented with the character you play being female. While playing the one hour free trial, I was able to get through about 1/3 of the game so there should be several hours of game play on the full version. The graphics are good but typical and didn't have anything that amazed me. The music and sounds were also typical and I kept the sound down to keep from being distracted.

The download was quick and the game ran smooth without any glitches. The full version costs $19.95 but I personally would not pay that price for the game. I rated the game a 3 out of 5. While it was fun to play for a short while, it did lose my attention and became redundant.

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