Dragon, Fly!
By Karen Wirsing,
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Tiny Wings clone uses rhythm, physics to captivate.
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What’s It About?
Kids tap and hold the right side of the screen to advance the dragon at the top of hills but must release just before the bottom to maximize "swoosh." Momentum can help kids drag on the ground snatching up diamonds and potions without stopping completely or getting caught by the mama dragon. Kids can apply enhancement potions with earned or purchased diamonds, and it's possible to disable billing in the settings.
Is It Any Good?
DRAGON, FLY! is a captivating game that will quickly hypnotize its player. Part of the addiction to this game lies in the simplicity of playing it -- like Tiny Wings or Angry Birds, passing each realm consists of touching and releasing the screen at precise, accurate moments. Realms are made up of different colored hills and backdrops that change daily. Some days the hills are filled with flowers, and other days pumpkins or mushrooms will magically appear. The game offers players a relaxing calmness when rhythmically soaring through the sky with ease, but quickly gains intensity when Mum catches up to bring baby back to the nest. Players will definitely want to try, try again.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Allow kids to do a lot of swinging at the playground (soaring is joyful!). Older kids can learn how to (safely) jump off.
Experiment with toy vehicles on track sets with vertical slope.
App Details
- Device: Android
- Subjects: Science : momentum, motion
- Skills: Thinking & Reasoning : decision-making, investigation, prediction
- Release date: September 22, 2011
- Category: Arcade Games
- Publisher: Four Pixels
- Version: 2.3
- Minimum software requirements: Android 1.6 and up
- Last updated: August 22, 2016
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