Airplane Pilot Flight Sim

Drag anywhere on the screen and the plane banks. Let go and it levels out. That is the
whole control scheme, and it is enough to fly a tight course with one thumb.

It is arcade flight, not a simulator. The plane always has forward speed; your input bends where
that speed is pointing. Pulling the nose up bleeds a little airspeed, pushing it down builds some
back, and the roll you see is the shape of the turn rather than a separate axis to manage.

FORTY MISSIONS, FIVE REGIONS
Every mission generates its own archipelago — the islands, the shoreline, the hills and the water
are all built by the game from scratch, so no two courses sit on the same ground. Fly the gates in
order against the clock, or take a slalom flight that turns far harder between each gate.

Finishing well under the time earns three stars. A gate that drifts off screen gets an arrow at the
edge pointing you back to it.

FIVE PLACES TO FLY
Coral Bay, the Emerald Isles, Dune Reach, a Frost Fjord and the Sunset Keys. Each has its own water
colour, light, haze and terrain palette, from pale sand through grass and rock to snow on the peaks.

FIVE AIRCRAFT
Earn coins and pick up a new plane in the hangar. They are cosmetic — the flight model is identical,
so nothing is locked behind a purchase.

WATCH THE GROUND
There is no damage model and no fuel gauge. Hit the water or a hillside and the mission ends, so the
only thing to manage is your own altitude.

Fully offline, no account, nothing collected about you. No forced videos between attempts. All the
art and the engine sound are generated in code, which keeps the download small.