Ava Airborne

I think you’ve made a great start with this game, but the next step to encourage retention/bring in more revenue is to add features to the game so that there’s more to it. It kind of reached capacity as far as diversity for me by the time I’d gotten a gold contraption...I eventually continued to acquire most of the upgrades, but the game had become stale. If I were you, I’d make it so that the different gliders and buddies and lollipops and things give you powerups or maybe the buddies pop black balloons for you. I’d make it so that players could travel 1,000,000M in Fly mode through using the right combination of powerups and skillful gliding. I’d add powerups and “load out” selection to Race mode and make it so that sweets earned count toward your purchasability. I’d keep the core game dynamics that you’ve built, but add enhancements to widen the spectrum of those dynamics. It would make the game more fun and give you more money-making opportunities.

This game has me hooked. The controls for each glider are different and fun, and I find myself trying out new strategies for each of them all the time. Collecting all of the items is also a fun for completionists. The overall atmosphere of the game is lovely, and it really immerses me. My only complaint is the score screen is waaaaay too long. I want to get back into the action and play again, not wait 2 minutes tapping gifts and watching ads. It feels like the Agamemnon doesn’t want me to play it at all! Other than that, it’s a fun game to experiment on with adorable graphics to go with. If you liked Whale Trail, you’ll LOVE this. ♥️♥️

The way the developers decided to implement micro transactions into the game is so abrasive that it ruins the app. Games where you are encouraged to stay alive as long as you can benefit from a system where you can try again immediately. Here, you have to wait through 3 screens that can barley be sped up and a menu that asks if you want to watch ads for more in game currency. Pick up more than one present in a game? You have to pay to open it with in game currency. So many tactics and distractions just to tug at your wallet or get you to watch advertisements. The game itself is fun with but has some flaws. It’s hard to judge altitude. Maybe put an indicator on the left hand side or make the steps in the sky more distinguished. The recovery system requires you to tap in order to regain control, but after you tap it feels like it requires additional taps in order to get your contraption to work.