AeroBird

Controls are simple enough for a toddler difficulty is definitely not.

Platform spacing forces you to plan your entire route beforehand.

Your success rate goes up as your fear of heights disappears.

The minimalist visuals are a blessing. No distractions, just you, the bird, and the next platform. It's almost a meditative experience.

Endurance matters less than raw nerve when facing long sequences.

There are no checkpoints here. None at all. If you fail, you have to start over. It's incredibly annoying at first, especially when you're almost through a level and stupidly fail. But that's the point—you really grind out every new piece. And when you finally get through something you've been stuck on for half an hour, it's a fantastic feeling.