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Superflight is a low budget indie wingsuit simulator where you fly around an infinite number of procedurally generated levels that vary from mountain like structures to more geometrical pillar or rectangular walls. There aren’t any levels or campaign, just the goal of chasing your highest score and completing the achievements.

The character you control and the levels generated have the typical Unity voxel look with a wide variety of color pallets for each of worlds, usually with three colors like yellow, light orange and green or pink, purple and brown. Despite this simplified look, the sensation of speed is real and it’s an interesting experience.
The controls are easy to learn and the physics seem realistic enough: you gain a lot of speed if you dive and you slow down and start wobbling if you try to go up without enough speed. The scoring system is based on how close you are to the obstacles and there are bonuses for close calls and flying through narrow gaps.

The achievements are easy to complete but will depend a bit on your skills, but there is a shortcut, in certain levels there are very thin gaps that will grant you the three bonuses at the same time as shown in the guide, like level -1830469710. Also, like the same guide suggests, the best way to get the high score achievements is to get a good headstart with a risky maneuver and then circle around the map and go from portal to portal, “scrapping” some walls for points but avoiding any risks. Exploring a lot of worlds will take some time and using seeds doesn’t seem to work.


Achievements:
How many: 24 Achievements.
How much time: Around 1,5 hours, but I played freely for a while before focusing on the achievements and checking the guide, so 1 hour might be enough if you just play on specific seeds.
Game difficulty: Easy.
Achievements’ Difficulty: Easy, no missables. Using specific seeds will save a lot of time in some achievements

Overall opinion:
Superflight is an interesting experience where you feel the speed as you dive and avoid the obstacles and it’s immersive despite the simple voxel graphics. It will keep you entertained for around an hour and it only costs 59 cents at the moment.


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Easy controls and not that hard to get 100% too. Enjoyment is dependent on map generated but the rush of threading the needle and flying through tunnels just feels great. Also the sound of the wind just makes me miss going to the beach.

Overall great game to play whenever you feel like it. It can be short or long commitments depending if you want to master a particular map or just want to fly aimlessly.