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A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux

Current Features

• 7 levels
• 9 blimp types
• Upgrades for every tower
• Shop
• Buy extra lives with cash earned by completing levels
• New unlock system

Future Plans

-Shop

• Spend money to continue in levels and upgrade turret stats
• Spend money to unlock cool starting perks

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-Levels

• 4 new snowy levels
• 5 desert levels
• 5 ocean levels
• And much more

I recommend getting the itch app because of the frequent updates.

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Rural broadband has lagged behind urban internet for one simple reason: cost. A 2018 study estimated that installing high-speed, fiberoptic cables at anchor institutions—including schools, hospitals, and libraries—in rural communities around the United States could cost $13 billion to $19 billion. Building cell phone towers for wireless broadband isn’t any cheaper. An analysis from 2017 estimated it would take 37,500 180-foot-tall macro towers and cost nearly $12.5 billion to upgrade rural areas in the U.S. to 4G.

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It’s expensive to operate a conventional aerostat, too, says Glass. These air vehicles, which have been around since the late 1700s, are typically managed by a sizable ground crew. If Altaeros’ SuperTower operated manually, it would require about 10 people to work the tethers and winches that deploy the aerostat to the correct altitude, point it in the right direction, and bring it back down for maintenance. The crew alone would eat up about 70% of the operating budget, says Glass. He and his team knew that for their SuperTower to make economic sense, they would have to eliminate the need for a large ground crew.