Tiny Wings

You are a small bird with a tiny set of wings sleeping in your nest at the start with an ambition to start flying!But like any bird, you wish to fly!Tiny Wings allows you to awake your bird and take him on an adventure over a fantastic selection of islands teaching him how to fly and judge hills, etc.The game is all about momentum and speed, as you have to keep going forward and getting as far as you can, getting as many points as possible before the sun sets.To help you out, there are coins that give you bonus points, speed coins that can help you launch higher and farther.As well, the game gives you points for keeping up your momentum by giving you points for clean launches, doubling your points when you combo clean launches, and for launching so high that you touch the clouds.Tiny Wings is so satisfying because its gameplay is built around momentum and flow; it feels extremely satisfying to play it and succeed, and to improve at it as you figure out the perfect time to stop flying and drop to launch yourself up.The game rewards you for practicing and playing the game repeatedly: by completing objectives like collecting a certain number of coins in one game, you can unlock new nests, which increase your starting score multiplier.The music is wonderful as well, fitting perfectly to the game’s theme.The sound effects and animation also do a great job at providing character to Tiny Wings’ protagonist and making him a cute and adorable character; your kids are going to love him.Playing Tiny Wings, one just gets a feeling that this is a game that could be absolutely huge – from the ingenious unique gameplay to the charming protagonist and stunning visual style, all the elements for a smash hit are here.There’s a lot to love with Tiny Wings, and plenty of reason to come back to this one.
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Worms is a turn-based artillery combat game.Each turn is strictly timed,and consists of moving (usually laterally with small jumps),using a weapon, and then a brief retreat time.At the start of each turn, you can move your worm (or use ninja ropes, jet packs, and other items to reach areas that would be inaccessible otherwise), fire with whatever weapon you choose, and briefly retreat.Littering the battlefield are mines and exploding barrels that can either be avoided or used to your advantage as you blast enemy worms in to them.One of the big strengths of Worms is the large selection of weapons.Weapons are incredibly varied and each is truly unique.There are the standard weapons – the bazooka and grenade, and then the not-so-standard ones, such as the sheep or the holy grenade.There can be up to four teams at once, with four worms on each team.Turns cycle in order between teams, and also between Worms on a team. To make things more difficult, the terrain is littered with obstacles, mines, and explosive barrels.Occasionally health, weapon, and utility crates are dropped from the sky. With all the gameplay elements, Worms can quickly become frantic and chaotic, as chain reactions and the like are commonplace.The initial release of Worms contains only three main game modes: quick play, challenges, and “hot-seat” multiplayer.Quick play, as the name would suggest, throws you into a game on a randomly generated map against an easy, normal, or hard AI.The random maps are a nice feature and add some replay value.Challenge mode consists of 50 completely predetermined levels, ranging from extremely easy to very difficult.For some mind-boggling and unknown reason, Team17 has decided to only include one device multiplayer even though online multiplayer is a hallmark of the series.The background music is still purposefully at odds with the destruction, although you can opt for your own music.The worms utter goofy worm-speak in funny accents.The music is fine, but the voices and sound effects of the worms are just downright hilarious and add charm to the game.



