Professor Skybeard has a long white beard, a workshop full of ideas and eleven flying machines that are just waiting for their test pilot: you.
You fly every machine with just one finger – and every one completely differently. The Zeppelin climbs at a leisurely pace for as long as you hold. The Spaceship gives thrust, the Magnet Capsule follows your finger, the Pogo Spring wants to be wound up, and the Balloon heats up with a delay. You've barely mastered one machine before you have to feel your way into the next.
THE WORKSHOP
With the gears from every flight you build new machines, paint them in chrome and gold, and give the Professor a beard, hat and flight trail to your taste.
FIVE WORLDS, 50 LEVELS
From Hill Country through the Coast with its gusts and caves, the Desert with its heat fields and the Night Sky with beacons and shooting stars, all the way into the Thunderstorm – with lightning, tailwinds and electric shocks that swap up and down.
THREE ROUNDS PER LEVEL
Explore with checkpoints, Trial with five stars, Master Flight with no safety net. And behind the third star, every level hides a secret star – for the brave only.
RELAYS AND THE GRANDE FINALE
In relay levels the machine changes in mid-flight. In the Grande Finale you fly all eleven in a row, straight through every world.
HARD, BUT FAIR
A computer pilot has flown every level with room to spare. So it can always be done – you just have to be able to do it. After a crash you're back in the air at once, no waiting.
TABLETS AND FOLDABLES
In landscape on a tablet, Skybeard becomes the inventor’s book: the Professor’s notebook on the left, the level on the right. Half-folded, a foldable phone turns into a handheld console: the game on top, the control desk below.
ALSO INCLUDED
• Test Field with flight school for every machine
• Endless mode for every world, each with its own record
• Bonus Party for every world with all 30 stars
• The Professor's diary
• Leaderboards and achievements with Google Play Games
• In 12 languages
Skybeard is free to play. Ads only appear between levels or voluntarily in return for a reward, and can be switched off with a one-time purchase. No purchase is needed – you can fly everything without one.
Eleven flying machines, each steered differently – with just one finger.