SimulationFit check
Is Flying Sword worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Players who enjoy short sessions focused on beating previous scores
- Fans of Xianxia-style games who want a flight-focused activity
- Players who prefer mouse-controlled games with generated maps
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking long sessions, given the stated 10-minute play duration
- Players looking for varied objectives beyond flying, collecting aura stones, and improving scores
Our take on Flying Sword
The 10-minute sessions and single score-focused objective make the game suited to repeated short attempts, at the cost of room for longer play sessions or a wider range of goals.
What is Flying Sword?
Flying Sword is a flight game in which mouse input controls a sword traveling through expansive mountains.
The aim is to collect as many aura stones as possible and surpass previous scores. Each play session lasts 10 minutes, and the game generates the mountain map for each game. Its Xianxia-inspired style accompanies a repeated-play structure focused on flying, collecting, and score improvement. The game also includes a global leaderboard, Steam cloud support, and multiple language options. The developer describes it as a small game and their first Xianxia-style title.
How Flying Sword plays
- 01Mouse flight control
- Mouse input is used to direct the flying sword.
- 02Generated mountain maps
- The game generates a map for each session.
- 03Aura stone collection
- The objective is to gather as many aura stones as possible while flying.
- 04Global leaderboard
- The game includes a leaderboard described as global.
- 05Steam cloud support
- Steam cloud support is included.
- 06Multiple languages
- The game supports multiple languages.
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Flying Sword: platforms & release
Is Flying Sword worth it?
It is worth it if: players who enjoy short sessions focused on beating previous scores. Skip it if: players seeking long sessions, given the stated 10-minute play duration.
Where can I download Flying Sword?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Flying Sword's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Flying Sword on?
Windows only.
