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Is The Art Of Flight worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Arcade shooter fans who want randomized stages and score chasing
- Local groups of up to four players who want cooperative space combat
- Players who enjoy managing multiple ships under pressure
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who find switching between several ships during active enemy waves too demanding
- Players seeking a fixed, story-led campaign rather than repeated randomized runs and score-focused modes
- Groups without local multiplayer partners, since the listed cooperative and versus modes are local
- Players who prefer keyboard-focused play over controller use
Our take on The Art Of Flight
The bounce point arrives when several ships require attention at once: losing track of one ship can end the run after the squadron is wiped out. Players who prefer a slower, fixed sequence may also tire of randomized stage orders and repeated score-focused attempts.
What is The Art Of Flight?
Pilot several ships at once in a fast-paced space shooter built around enemy waves, power-ups, bosses, and randomized stage orders.
Each run draws from more than 60 stages, with additional episodes and modes becoming available as play progresses. Shift control between ships, use a Solo ability to freeze time around all but one ship, and accept losses as part of the scoring risk. A run ends when every ship is destroyed. Local co-op supports up to four players across all modes, while local versus and Steam leaderboards add competitive play. Players can rescue captured ships, expand their squadron, and face increasingly difficult waves. The game also includes speed adjustment, controller support, and a soundtrack that reacts to player actions.
How The Art Of Flight plays
- 01Multi-ship control
- Switch attention between several ships during battles, including moments when one ship acts while time is frozen for the others.
- 02Randomized runs
- Stage sequences change between attempts, drawing from a campaign with more than 60 stages.
- 03Four-player co-op
- Local cooperative play lets up to four players join every mode, with allies able to revive a player who loses all ships.
- 04Local versus
- A local competitive mode is available alongside cooperative and solo play.
- 05Unlockable content
- Progression opens additional power-ups, episodes, and modes for later runs.
- 06Reactive soundtrack
- The music changes in response to actions during play.
- 07Speed adjustment
- An accessibility option allows the action to run at a more relaxed pace.
- 08Steam leaderboards
- Score-based leaderboards provide a place to compare high-score runs.
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The Art Of Flight: platforms & release
Is The Art Of Flight worth it?
It is worth it if: arcade shooter fans who want randomized stages and score chasing. Skip it if: players who find switching between several ships during active enemy waves too demanding.
Where can I download The Art Of Flight?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens The Art Of Flight's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is The Art Of Flight on?
Windows only.
