Flappy Arms

Not bad

This is exactly what it looks like For the money you pay you cant expect to much This game have room for improvement. Maybe add a little bit movement to the streets or meet some birds in the sky + responds very well to the movement - All the buildings you fly through are the same color.

It's a different perspective of Flappy Bird! It's a go for this price.

its a lot of fun

I bought this game for my son to play. He seems to really enjoy it and plays it until is arms get tired. Lots of fun!

Un véritable kiff a jouer entre amies je reccomande ce jeux est très marant !

Tolles Spiel gefällt mir richtig gut,endlich das Spiel in VR zu erleben ist nochmal eine ganz andere Hausnummer. Es macht süchtig immer mehr Punkte zu holen natürlich werden die Arme irgendwann schlapp. Für zwischendurch ein super Spiel und für den Preis schon fast geschenkt. Kaufempfehlung Gameplay Video hier: https://youtu.be/6s28g_US52g

Best $2 I have ever spent, not exaggerating. I am getting ripped as hell from this pixelated bird game. The reset time between dying and restarting is so short that I frequently find myself stuck in a just-one-more-try loop, and the soundtrack has been making guest appearances in my dreams. 10/10 would give myself rubber arms again

oh my god please play this game i beg you

The game doesn't strive for perfection--Flappy Arms is unabashedly a love letter to Flappy Bird. What makes Flappy Arms stand out as a worthy successor are the deeper-level mechanics. At the end of the day, flying through the first gap in Flappy Bird was just as technically difficult as flying through the 100th. This is not the case in Flappy Arms. Once you've become comfortable with the controls and can reliably fly through the buildings, the pace becomes quicker and the gaps become narrower requiring a higher degree of skill to continue maximizing your score. You will eventually hit the proverbial and literal wall when the relative heights of your target gaps are too disparately spaced. To continue progress, you will need to reliably fly through the hallways that appear randomly after the fourth building. Figuring out the balance of risk and reward in swooping through hallways or gaps allows for some surprisingly in-depth strategy for a game based on Flappy Bird. Credit should also be given to the clean, charming visuals that work wonderfully in the VR space where there is no strain in reading any text. The controls also stand out wherein the thrust you generate depends on your ability to realistically flap your arms like a bird. In short, holding your arms in front of you will not provide the reliable force you need--flail your arms to your sides and let your roommates think you've gone off the deep-end. While the music can become repetitive, it does serve a useful function in terms of providing a beat to flap to. The music tempo also keeps pace with the level scrolling, so as it speeds up you can adjust your wacky flapping to the beat. Do I recommend this? For its price Flappy Arms was a pretty great return on my expectations. It's a worthy title to add to your library--especially as a go-to showcase of VR for friends and family than anyone can pick up.