Fly'N

$9.99

Release Date:: Nov 9, 2012
Metacritic:: 80
Developer:: Ankama Games
Publisher:: Ankama Games
Platforms:: Windows

Indie Adventure Action Steam Achievements Steam Trading Cards Family Sharing Single-player Steam Leaderboards

About This Game

Somewhere between a platformer, a puzzle game and a great big dollop of pure fun, Fly’N will challenge your skills through more than forty levels set in a luxuriant world featuring charming visuals.

Experiment with the four Buds and their individual powers to save the World-Trees from Dyer, the loony hair-dryer who intends to destroy their Helys! Redistribute the Helys and play with the environment to free the inhabitants of Helicia.

It’s up to you to control the Buds: four different characters with unique powers, guardians of the World-Trees. Watch out - Their path is peppered with pitfalls, each one more hazardous than the rest! When you find yourself in a tricky situation, you’ll have to figure out the right combination of powers and actions that will save the day…

Key Features:

Experiment with the four Buds and their individual powers to save the World-Trees:
Fly'N uses his singing to interact with his environment and keep moving.
Lyft can stick to almost any wall.
Ywok, once inflated like a balloon, is invincible and bounces everywhere.
Nyls propels himself through the air.
Switch between Innate and Subtle Visions when to find your way through
Redistribute the Helys in order to play with the environment and free the inhabitants of Helicia
Challenge your skills through more than forty levels.
Reach the top tier of the STEAM leaderboards and compare your scores with your friends and the developers.

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User Reviews

Overwhelmingly Negative

1 user reviews

Positive

User #441212 english

27 min at review

Not Recommended

Bounced off hard within the first hour. The gameplay seems a bit too simplistic and the platforming just doesn't feel right. This might have been a great game for its time, but doesn't hold up with the glut of well designed and great-feeling platformers available today. It doesn't help that the story setup and characters were not interesting in the slightest for me (I've seen the wordless, "save the world from doom caused by a misguided villain that might come around at the end" trope too many times).