Who's That Flying?!

[h1] Reminder of good PSP games from 2010. [/h1]

I really like the art style, the Hero, and the cute simple story. But the game play is a mess. I am glad this studio went on to make Fall guys but this is just not fun.

So while I did beat this game and had an ok time, I wouldn't recommend. It has a lot of punishing mechanics that make 100% clearing levels with the highest score really tedious. Because making a single mistake can make you lose control of your character, multiple mistakes will be soon to follow as it makes it awfully punishing. Overall, the story was goofy and it reminded me of playing flash games on Newgrounds but I'd try other bullet hell shooters before this one.

Full review: https://thegamehoard.com/2025/05/02/picking-up-steam-whos-that-flying-pc/ The city protection angle of Who’s That Flying?! makes for an interesting horizontal shooter but not a particularly deep one, because while taking out every little Ravager that comes your way is key to keeping the world safe, your own attacks are often a bit too good at repelling those simple foes. It’s not that tough to keep them at bay much of the time, but at least the larger foes and bosses do make you work a bit more and the challenges can sometimes muster up moments that make your weapons more interesting than the simple enjoyment of being temporarily stronger.

A limited and misguided shoot 'em up lacking meaningful content that is inadequate in structure and unsatisfactory in its mechanics. Positive: - The novelty of controlling a playable character that takes no damage is a welcome idea. As a replacement, the player must defend the screen from speeding enemies. If any bogey goes past the screen to the left, a health point is deducted. This is a fresh take on the genre that is partially effective. - Killing enemies fills a power bar that can be accumulated to expend on special projectile attacks. Said attacks are some of the most potent in the game, serving as mercurial catalysts during times of enemy swarms, and as decisive barrages to defeat bosses quickly. These charged offensives are fun and satisfying to use, and often make a huge different in terms of momentous results. Neutral: - Despite not having any allowance for graphical configurations, the game runs smoothly at a steady 144 frames per second. There are no noticeable frame drops, and all movements feel and look very fluid. - Plot and story are nonsensical, immature, and unfunny attempts at comedy, having no sensible connection to the gameplay whatsoever. Surely, it is benig…

one of my favorite games from my first android phone.