Make It Fly!

TapNice

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About this game

Become a master constructor and create flying machines that stand the test of quality - only sky's the limit! Build your own airplanes and use them to complete exciting missions. Are you ingenious enough to make all of it work?

FEATURES:
- Intuitive building interface - use available elements in your own, creative way
- Various tasks to complete - think about them when you build!
- Unlock new types of elements & bases - never run out of ideas!
- Become a pilot and a constructor - hold your fate in your hand!

Make it Fly is the ultimate dream of a flight enthusiast. Not only complete exciting flying tasks, but do it in the planes of your own design and creation!

Create the most effective flying contraptions you can think of or go crazy and see if the wildest machines you can imagine can still fly. Complete all of the challenges the game has in store for you or invite your own.

Live your own dream about flying. Sky’s the limit!

Ratings and reviews

Level 4's final obstacle is by far one of the worst I've ever played in any game involving a vehicle. There's a giant hot air balloon and a wood platform on the left being hung up by the hindenburg looking blimp. None of the slingshot percentages from 1 to 100 are effect at all, you're either going into the hot air balloon, colliding into one of the platform's ropes and flying far out left, or just flat out flying far left with no end in sight. I'm not playing that.

Overall a simple but fun game. Playing on difficult gives you the option to really get silly with your plane designs. The ads are a lot and you will get sick of them quickly. I purchased the no ads upgrade and it's great, well worth it. I will say that after I upgraded, for some reason I lost a few plane part options and now I'm limited in my build. It's rather frustrating since I just spent money on the game because I enjoy it so much, hence the 4 stars I stead of 5.

I do enjoy the game. But there are a few things that could be improved, allowing the parts to truly be place wherever the player wants would be amazing. Another thing which would help the game would be more destruction physics, even a simple engine to simulate the cardboard's speed and durability to just show, doesn't even have to be accurate, but just allow the cardboard to be crushed and bent would give the game so much more life. One more thing to add would be to customize the cardboard color