Try to Fly

Try to Fly is a challenging casual game in which you control a character leaping from great heights. You must navigate the character’s flight path and descent trajectory to dodge various obstacles and enemies, ensuring a safe landing. The game features a variety of levels with differing difficulty, each presenting unique obstacles and starting altitudes. Take control, set new flight records, and earn generous rewards. To tackle the more demanding levels, you can upgrade your jumping abilities and flight gear, helping you achieve better scores and compete against other players on the leaderboard.

Gameplay of Try to Fly:

At its heart, Try to Fly is about pushing a flying object as far as it can go. Players tap or touch the screen to adjust altitude and steer clear of barriers, enemies, and other airborne threats. As the game moves forward, the challenges grow steeper, demanding quicker reactions and sharper coordination.

The game is split into levels and challenges, each featuring its own terrain and obstacle layout. To set a new distance record, players need to carefully plan every flight path and dodge hazards along the way. New elements and abilities, such as upgrades for the flying object, appear regularly to keep the difficulty fresh and the gameplay varied.

There is also a competitive side to the game. Players can chase the high scores of others and fight for top spots on the leaderboards, which gives them a strong reason to keep refining their skills and aiming higher.

Tips and Tricks of Try to Fly:

Second jump: press right arrow between first bounce and second bounce; just a little to make yourself flat. You should have 52ish money. Buy a glider.

From now on, you should never bounce.

Buy ramp height next (2/3 blobs of it), then rocket. After then, upgrading is up to you, but avoid small upgrades (less than 4 blobs for the first three items and the rocket fuel). The glider upgrade is the most important and you should always get it asap. A good guide is the maximum speed: glider 1 can go at 50mph, glider 2 at 100mph (barely), glider 3 at 225mph. If you see an award that says you have to go faster than your current glider can reasonably do, it may mean youâve under-upgraded it. But donât panic, and definitely donât âtryâ for an award you canât do, or youâll waste a whole day. 

Rockets are almost important to buy as glider. Buy rocket level 1, then 4/5 blobs in rocket fuel, then rocket 2, then rocket 3, then try to upgrade rocket fuel to max. That is interspersed with the other upgrades, of course. To use rockets, just hold space while youâre still on the ramp, and donât let go until itâs empty. The default launch angle isnât too bad for rockets, but if you want a height award youâll want to steer up, and if you want the speed award (and others) youâll want to steer down.

Get every award before moving onto the next hill. I usually go for the height award first, forming a very tight curve into the air, then zooming down and flattening out just before the water. Sometimes that will get you a time award too. After that I go for a more sensible jump, as explained at the top of the post.

I finished the last award on the penultimate ramp on day 15 and (getting height and time awards on day 16, and 4k distance award on day 17), I got the badge on exactly day 18. Probably could have stretched it to 17, but there really was no point. I didnât get the 225mph award at any point; didnât need the money and itâs barely worth the distance/time it costs you.

Player Comments of Try to Fly:

It's a catchy game. I would say at first the game starts off slow but then you can sort of get into it depending on your focus. I would say the game kept me because of the characters how they respond after falling and getting up that be a little funny. So far from my experience of the game I've seen at least 3 wacky characters and it has my attention to unlock the rest of the characters just to see what other kinds of characters awaits. All and all I give the game a 5 rating for comedic genius.

Great experience of viewing so many ads you haven't ever seen before. The only downside of the game is the game you have to play for a few seconds before you return to viewing amazing ads!! Great to see that switching off your internet to avoid ads doesnt work as the coin collection button is linked to an ad.

Great game but an early spoiler for anyone trying to max out if you jump over the lava map you can fly/fall forever to max out your money and skills. Also I paid for the no ads as they was getting quite bad but after that the game was solid can't wait for some updated content.

Actually it's not that bad now with the remove ad feature! Thank you for that! I wish the opponent would say angry things if you failed on the level or something. Add a little spice to the game. The game graphics are pretty good otherwise and lots of sounds!

Final Thoughts:

Try to Fly is a challenging mobile game that invites players to attempt extreme flights while testing their reaction speed and hand-eye coordination. The game's diverse obstacles and challenges ensure variety and entertainment, encouraging players to pursue higher scores. For those who enjoy fast-paced challenges, "Try to Fly" is a captivating and addictive gaming experience that will keep players coming back for more.