Tiny Wings 2 Flaps Into The App Store

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Tiny Wings 2 Flaps Into The App Store

July 13th, 2012 androidoholic Leave a comment Go to comments

Last year, Andreas Illiger’s Tiny Wings came out of nowhere to dare the likes of Angry Birds and Fruit Ninja for App Store dominance.

Since then, legions of fans have been watchful is to unavoidable continuation — and their calm has at last paid off. Tiny Wings 2.0 ($0.99) has arrived, but it’s not precisely a sequel. Instead, it’s an stretched chronicle of the initial — and a giveaway refurbish for those who already own it.

The core diversion waste the same. An appealing small bird bit by bit propels himself opposite the mountainous country and valleys of the assorted islands that offer as the game’s levels. The usually “control” is your finger, that you daub and grip when he’s shifting down a mountain and let go on the upturn. Time it correct and the small birdie soars skyward.

The objective is to time your taps and binds to accomplish limit velocity, thereby staying forward of the imminent sunset. It’s simple, enchanting fun.

Version 2.0 adds Flight School, a new mode of fool around that’s basically a race: You contingency outpace (make that outfly) 3 other birds to the complete line, that in this box is mother’s nest. First place gets the fattest fish, second place the next-fattest, and so on. You have to place at least third to pierce on.

Flight School has 15 levels expansion opposite 3 islands, with the guarantee of more to come. Along the way you’ll find a couple of new helpers and hazards, that we won’t ruin here. Ultimately, it’s a unequivocally fun turn on the original, adding a aggressive component that was scarce before.

Tiny Wings was already a soothingly pastel-colored knockout, but right away it’s even more poetic interjection to newly updated Retina support. And vocalization of which, Illiger has at last combined an iPad -native version: Tiny Wings HD ($2.99).

If you’re grumbling that Illiger didn’t make it a concept app, know that Tiny Wings HD includes a third diversion mode: Hill Party. This two-player mode splits the iPad shade in half for a head-to-head (beak-to-beak?) race. The leader is the first to gather 10,000 points or obtain the most appropriate measure on 5 levels.

Tiny Wings 2.0 brings a acquire refurbish to the initial and an even bigger diversion to the iPad. Now how about an Android version!