This game is...hard but exhilerating. Extremely simple controls that you use to maneuver through some complex mechanics like wind, gravity and actual flight mechanics. I type this review even though I hardly have any time in the game because I find myself wanting to go back and get better, so it would only be a matter of time before I put up a review with more hours put in, albeit saying the same thing.

The miniature "worlds" you fly through - while looking like something out of Minecraft or Cubeworld in their simple cube-based aesthetic - look absolutely beautiful when you soar above them or dive through them with the speed of a rollercoaster or freight train. The way Superflight has been marketed make it look like a casual game but I can assure you it is not. Not until you get the hang of it, anyway. And even then the whole aim of Superdlight is to get more points by passing ever closer to the surrounding landscape. So while this game can be casual, while playing it you find yourself going against that goal and in doing so you become more and more of a daredevil every time you play. It is a brilliant concept, really. A very steep learning curve but with an addictive quality that balances it out.

Kinda makes you wonder how birds in real life manage this sort of thing.

With its current price I highly recommend picking up Superflight and trying it for yourself. And on sale it is even better.

This game is...hard but exhilerating. Extremely simple controls that you use to maneuver through some complex mechanics like wind, gravity and actual flight mechanics. I type this review even though I hardly have any time in the game because I find myself wanting to go back and get better, so it would only be a matter of time before I put up a review with more hours put in, albeit saying the same thing. The miniature "worlds" you fly through - while looking like something out of Minecraft or Cubeworld in their simple cube-based aesthetic - look absolutely beautiful when you soar above them or dive through them with the speed of a rollercoaster or freight train. The way Superflight has been marketed make it look like a casual game but I can assure you it is not. Not until you get the hang of it, anyway. And even then the whole aim of Superdlight is to get more points by passing ever closer to the surrounding landscape. So while this game can be casual, while playing it you find yourself going against that goal and in doing so you become more and more of a daredevil every time you play. It is a brilliant concept, really. A very steep learning curve but with an addictive quality that balances it out. Kinda makes you wonder how birds in real life manage this sort of thing. With its current price I highly recommend picking up Superflight and trying it for yourself. And on sale it is even better.