ActionFit check
Is Fly'N worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Platforming fans who want puzzles built around switching between characters
- Players who enjoy experimenting with different movement abilities to pass hazards
- Puzzle fans who want levels that involve altering the environment
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want a single-character platformer may find switching between four Buds central to progression.
- Players who prefer a steady, low-hazard pace may hit a wall when obstacles demand combinations of abilities and actions.
- Players looking for multiplayer action may not find it here; the described social feature is score comparison on leaderboards.
Our take on Fly'N
Players who struggle with trial-and-error puzzle solving may hit a wall at hazards that require the right mix of Bud abilities and actions. Progress depends on figuring out how to use the four characters, rather than relying on one movement style throughout.
What is Fly'N?
Fly'N combines platforming and puzzle gameplay across more than forty levels set in a world of World-Trees and Helys.
Players control four Buds, each with a different ability, and switch between them to handle obstacles. Fly'N sings to interact with the surroundings, Lyft can cling to walls, Ywok inflates and bounces while invulnerable, and Nyls launches himself through the air. Progress involves finding the right combination of character powers and actions for each situation, redistributing Helys, and changing the environment to free Helicia’s inhabitants. Two vision modes can help reveal a path forward. The game also includes leaderboards for comparing scores with friends and the developers.
How Fly'N plays
- 01Four character abilities
- Fly'N sings, Lyft clings to walls, Ywok bounces while inflated, and Nyls launches through the air.
- 02Environment manipulation
- Redistributing Helys changes the surroundings and can release Helicia’s inhabitants.
- 03Score leaderboards
- Scores can be compared with friends and the developers.
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Fly'N: platforms & release
Is Fly'N worth it?
It is worth it if: platforming fans who want puzzles built around switching between characters. Skip it if: players who want a single-character platformer may find switching between four Buds central to progression.
Where can I download Fly'N?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Fly'N's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Fly'N on?
Windows only.
