Apple picker In today's review, we will introduce the cheap game Fly Kiwi Fly, which you can buy in the AppStore for €0,79. When you first start the game, you will be greeted with a short introduction to the story, which is very simple.
The protagonist of the whole game is a little Kiwi who, like an ostrich, cannot fly. She does not want to accept his fate and therefore decides to learn to fly. From the very beginning, the game will offer simple but pleasant graphics and relatively pleasant music.
The main task in the game is to fly as far as possible with Kiwi. It starts with a simple jump off a cliff, and the in-flight tilts are controlled using the iPhone's motion sensor. After each round, you will receive a certain amount of funds, which you can use to purchase equipment that will extend your flight. There's a lot to buy and upgrade, from aerodynamics and cliff height, to a launch cannon and different levels of jet propulsion.
During the flight, you can collect money bags and fuel canisters that power the jet propulsion. You can also get fuel in a turn, so-called "looping", or in a flight at an ideal angle. In the course of the game, you will fly through several countries, which you will recognize by their typical monuments - such as the French Eiffel Tower, etc. Each country brings with it challenges in the form of various achievements, for which you will receive a bonus amount of money.
The game ends after flying through all countries. Game time is around 3 hours depending on how well you do. The playing time will increase a bit if you try to complete all the achievements.
Conclusion: Despite the shorter playing time, this is a game in this price category that will definitely entertain you and is definitely worth the money.
Pros:
- price
- Graphic Design
– music
- simple control
– motivation to continue playing
– improvements
Minuses:
– shorter playing time
[xrr rating=4/5 label=”Rating Adam:”]
App Store link - Fly Kiwi Fly! (€0,79)
PS: This is my first review, so I welcome any constructive criticism and possible suggestions in the comments, what should appear in the next review, what interests you and what I should focus on.
I have to admit that I really like games of this kind, but why buy a game for an iPod when there are plenty of them on the Internet for free, even if only for the computer.
Why buy iPod (or iPhone) games at all when I can play better ones on my computer? First of all, 20 CZK is a ridiculous amount, and secondly, I have the game in my pocket and on the go, I can play it at any time and thus shorten the waiting time when I can't sit at home at the computer. I wouldn't approach it this way, because then there would be other questions such as what to buy an ipod for when I can play mp3s on a computer, etc. :-)