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One of the interesting things to happen to the Funko range of games in the last couple of years is the abundance of intellectual properties they have dived into and how they have started to develop a series of games that try not to offer a simple coat of paint over some even simpler mechanics. We've seen everything from Back to the Future to Top Gun and even some more obscure properties like Rear Window. Most surprising to me is the development of a light economic route building game under the theme of the ill fated American Airline Pan Am, a company that ceased trading in 1991 after a series of unfortunate events. Overview Pan Am centres around developing airline routes around the world as a airplane operator and then trying to sell these routes on to the Pan Am corporation. The main mechanics revolve around hand management mixed with a touch of route and area control as you try to build up valuable networks that you can sell on. Mainplay When you first look at the map, you