Winging It

A fun game with beautiful background and soothing soundtrack while you hunt for survival through every short level.

[h1]Before I played Winging It, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

This game has great music and I like the animations! I enjoy how in level 1 it walks you through what to do an how at each level they give you the option to challenge yourself and keep going, or if you need help you have the option to trade in your collected food tokens for help/boosters for the next level. Each time I completed a level and thought I was getting good, there would be something new in the next level that I had to learn to continue! I haven't made it through all the levels yet, but I am really enjoying this game. I also like how you don't lose your food collection if you fail a level, that has saved me more than once! This is very fun and I would recommend playing!

Winging It is a simple, relaxing game with cool music and visuals. It feels like a great fit for squeezing in a bit of gaming before bed, and in that way, I think it would be a great fit for mobile. The graphics, creatures, characters, and movement all fit together to make a satisfying game loop of building momentum, collecting food, and upgrading your abilities. The game feels super smooth, and has a good sense of speed once you get going. Some of my favorite things are the interactions between the critters and your owl, as well as interactions between the creatures themselves. There's a few secrets that are pretty satisfying to discover, both mechanically and in the levels themselves. The game has solid replayability as well: with 3 starting owls to choose from, each with it's own ability, and different upgrade choices, you could have a lot of fun playing with different combos. Some improvements I would love to see: a more robust saving system. The game will currently save your progress in your current run, but if I wanted to, for example, go try a different owl that you choose at the start of the game, I would be unable to go back and resume where I left off with the first owl. I'm told that there's a sort of new game plus that lets your keep your owl's "gene trait" and combine it with a new one after you beat the game, but I have not gotten that far. I'd also like something like a record board. The game tells you how fast you completed a level and how much food you got, but when I'm unable to compare that with a previous run, it feels like a missed opportunity. It could lend itself to even more replayability than it already has. Also there's a few levels that a longer, and while it's satisfying to beat them, often I found myself wanting a checkpoint of some kind. All in all: charming, relaxing, and smooth as SILK, it's a satisfying game to spend some free time in. It's rather simple for a PC game, and often I felt like there's not quite enough to sink my teeth into, but as a whole, it feels good to play.

Fun game! I really like the way the flight physics were handled; it felt very smooth. The stages do ramp up in difficulty as you go, but the game does a good job of providing cues for what to expect. Some more racing levels would be cool and a bit more variation on the sound track, but definitely worth the price. Plus, the owl is adorable.

Really love the art style! Great game to just chill back and relax to.

remember those jump/launch/glide games on flash webgame sites that were insanely popular back in the day? yeah, this is like that. if you are looking for a flappy bird rip-off, like some other players compare it to, this isn't your thing. trust me. flappy bird is "thread the needle". this is "go with the flow" gliding game with occasional booster flap in a chill environment. oh, and soundtrack is pure chiptune retrobliss. developers were very decent to release it for free after dissolving the company. it makes it unambiguously abandonware and is completely safe from any legal standpoint for future usage. other companies should learn from this. this is what we as gamers want. now i wish i paid for it to support them. only downside i can find to this relaxing game is resolution issues. but those will not plague vast majority of gamers and this works perfectly on fullscreen devices and similar setups. it can also work on multimonitor but don't expect any dynamic changes. short, sweet, relaxing afternoon experience done by a developer that obviously respects the industry. go for it, you literally got nothing to lose except half an hour. that's all you need to see if this is for you or not and it's free.