Don't Panic! It is Just Turbulence
Talk fast. Solve faster. Try not to crash.
Two players work together to save a failing aircraft. One sits in the cockpit as the Pilot, surrounded by chaotic instruments and malfunctioning systems. The other is the Air Traffic Controller, reading cryptic instructions, deciphering clues and talking the Pilot through each emergency. Communication is the lifeline — without it the plane is as good as done.
Each aircraft has its own layout, puzzle set and difficulty curve. From simple light aircraft up to far more complex ones, every flight introduces new modules, strange system quirks and unexpected failures. Some puzzles test precision timing; others test whether you can stay calm while alarms scream, gauges spin and the aircraft drifts out of control.
Whether you are shouting at your best friend to press the blue button — not that one — or laughing as the whole cockpit lights up like a Christmas tree, it delivers frantic co-op chaos, teamwork highs and unforgettable failures. Master the instructions, trust your partner, and try not to crash. Emphasis on try.
“Time to collision 02:55”
Cockpit warning panel
Trailer
What you do
Talking is part of the controls
Nothing in this cockpit solves itself. Every puzzle depends on clear callouts, and if one of you goes quiet the whole aircraft starts drifting into chaos.
The right words, the right moment
Precision callouts turn panic into progress and confusion into clarity. You solve the puzzle by speaking like your life depends on it — because it does.
A different aircraft every time
Light aircraft upward, each with its own layout and difficulty curve. Every flight adds new modules, strange system quirks and failures you have not met yet.
Silence is the fastest way down
The moment voices drop, the cockpit turns into a disaster simulator. Every small mistake stacks until it ends with a very loud bang.
Nobody can do this alone
In the cockpit
Pilot
- Has
- Surrounded by chaotic instruments and malfunctioning systems, with every switch in reach.
- Does not
- No instructions. Nothing in the cockpit explains which switch is the right one.
At the desk
Air Traffic Controller
- Has
- Cryptic instructions, clues to decipher and the answer to every emergency on the aircraft.
- Does not
- No view of the cockpit. Not one gauge, not one warning light.
Communication is the lifeline
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