3.8 




I played one turn, JUST ONE, and the game forced me to watch a thirty second ad. Five seconds of gameplay, then a thirty second ad... WHAT ARE THEY THINKING?! I also checked the privacy policy and they're collecting a lot of personal data, including Facebook account information, and weren't fully clear about why. It might not be a scam, but it feels like a scam.





This is a weird freaking game. Graphics are pretty darn good, smooth gameplay, and it's so promising, so close. But I can't find a tutorial so here's how it plays. 1. Fly the plane until it inevitably crashes. 2. Repeat step one until you get enough points to buy enough engine to avoid crashes. At this point, they advance you to another level where you start at step 1 again. It's not a flying game. It's a controlled crash game.





Too many ads, mediocre distance game. I made it to the 3rd level where a new vehicle is introduced at such a low level with a high cost. I imagine with every other jump being an ad, it would just be relentlessly boring and battery draining. The ad games are so horrible anymore. You can opt out of ads for $3, but this type of game is just not fun for mor than an hour at most: for me anyway.





prompts to tell you to "play another one of our games". and the weird and annoying guilt trip tactic of the in game money going down the blender in the free version. (i have the payed version, and still have the game push me to make in game purchases. the no ads version is about 3 dollars (when i played it). it then asks you to write an early review. now i know why. the actual full curent cost of the game would be $67.97, not including tax. on top of playing their their oher games. don't waste $





Its fun but the ad to get you to download this game is misleading (you know very well what I'm talking about developers...) once you clip a wing the plane becomes a rag doll and is no longer controllable as advertized. Also if you don't want to watch the ad for more money, and just click to accept the lower amount, half the time you have to watch an ad anyway...
Review Source: Google Play store public user reviews.
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