Ever wanted to run an airline without the real-world stress of angry passengers and fuel costs? Aerobiz on the Genesis is your chance—it’s like a board game meets flight simulator, but with way more spreadsheets. You start small, picking between a handful of planes (go for the 747 if you’re feeling bold) and scrambling to claim decent routes before the AI snatches them up.

The real fun kicks in when you realize how cutthroat the airline business is. One minute you’re negotiating landing rights in Tokyo, the next you’re undercutting a rival’s prices just to stay alive. The economy fluctuates, disasters happen, and sometimes your best-laid plans crash harder than a DC-10 with engine trouble. It’s slow-paced but weirdly addictive—you’ll catch yourself muttering “just one more quarter” at 2 AM.

Graphics are basic (this is a ‘90s management sim, after all), but there’s something satisfying about watching your little planes crawl across the map as your empire grows. Just don’t get too attached to profitability—those maintenance fees will gut you.