Fold & Fly

A great casual game . The environments are great and music is well done . The only downside is , the game is not saving my settings . Each time I start the game , the music that I turned down keeps resetting to its default settings . Other than what I said , the game is fun .

This game really reminds me of the old Android classic My Paper Plane. It’s genuinely fun to jump into for a while, especially thanks to the solid random generation that keeps each run feeling fresh. That said, I think it would benefit from more variety, especially when it comes to different paper plane types and pickups. A bit more variability in gameplay elements would go a long way in keeping players engaged for the long term. Overall, a fun and nostalgic experience with lots of potential to expand.

A solid foundation--weaving through obstacles at max speed while lightning crackles in the distance is exciting--but it needs more of everything (even just unlockable stickers or colors for your plane would help). Turn your graphical settings to low for the best results. Read the full review at tactical-reload.com

It's fun, simple and good for relaxing. You'll probably have to run the game on 'low' since the optimization isn't stellar but I think the game's definitely worth the price since it's just fun to glide around and pull off silly moves.

Very fun little spiritual successor to Superflight! I like that there's more to do than just fly close to structures; sometimes I just leisurely collect stars in the open sky and sometimes I try to grab the dragon flies in what feels like a get into tight quarters and get out rescue mission. The game also features a variety of environments and a chill soundtrack. The different planes handle differently, I'm just working with the wide one with the best handling for now :) One thing I'd love for the future is the ability to make our own planes somehow, or maybe customizable paper. Another thing I'd like is for the music to keep playing after a crash, maybe giving it a background, reverb effect just to change it up a little inbetween rounds; hearing the same start over and over again gets a little tiring.

It feels bad saying this, but I do not recommend this game. It's a superflight inspired score chaser where you fall endlessly as a paper plane, and it's not great. The biggest gripe I have is performance. My computer can run a vast majority of games, including new releases and major titles. But this game? I'm lucky if I'm able to hit a stable 15 FPS for the majority of the runtime even with the lowest settings. V-Sync on or off, lowered resolution, any setting in here I tried to make work and the game just refuses to have a stale framerate, let alone one that goes past 15 FPS. Whats more surprising to me is that there is [i] nothing [/i] in this game that should even imaginably cause this. It is an extremely simple game with simple graphics, yet it's also one of the worst performing games I've played this year. Also, in the same vein as performance, bugs. Sometimes combos just don't happen, and those account for half of your score on average. I've had terrain generation just... stop at one point so I was falling through an empty level. Paper dragonflies open portals to the next stage during a run, but 90% of the time you'll see it, beeline straight to it, only for terrain to rend…