Air Control

It was removed from Steam within several months of its release.

• Title — Air Control • Developer — Killjoy Games • Publisher — Killjoy Games • Engine — Unity • Platforms — Microsoft Windows • Modes — Single-player

In casual mode and realistic mode, the player acts as a flight attendant in an aircraft initially. After enough service as a flight attendant to humans, the player then becomes an attendant for zombies, which then transitions to a first person shooter. Eventually it becomes a flight simulator, allowing the player to control an aircraft. Killjoy mode allows the player to use a set of keys to control an aircraft from the exterior.

PC Gamer journalists managed to contact the game's developer, Ramil Nassyrov, who was 20 years old at the time. He disagreed with the journalist's opinion about the large number of errors in the game, noting that the game is "a bit hardcore" and "requires practice." After that, Nassyrov promised to release regular updates. Further reaction by Nassyrov included deleting and banning Steam users from discussion boards which brought criticism and questioning to the game, and even went as far as to add friends with people who showed positive reviews or support for the game, or boldly claiming that their PCs "were not powerful enough", and even writing derogatory personal attacks toward critics of the game.