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Item: Try to Fly
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Fit check

Is Try to Fly worth it for you?

We tell you who should skip it, too.

Play it if you…

Good fit

Fans of casual games who prefer target-based jumping over sports matches
Players who enjoy progression through new locations rather than a single setting
Fans of simulation games who want character flight and landing challenges instead of detailed vehicle controls

Skip it if you…

Saves you a refund

Players seeking a deep flight simulator with detailed aircraft controls
Players who want open-ended exploration rather than increasingly difficult, target-based levels
Players looking for multiplayer competition or team-based play

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Our take on Try to Fly

The central challenge is to launch a character from a high or unusual location and guide the fall close to a finish target.

What is Try to Fly?

Choose from nine characters and launch from locations such as skyscrapers, trains, bridges, and volcanoes.

Guide each character toward a target destination; getting closer earns more coins. Spend coins on character upgrades, including improvements to power and flying ability. Completing levels opens additional locations, including outer space, while later stages increase in difficulty. The game centers on aiming for the finish target after a jump, with upgrades allowing characters to travel farther and attempt to beat previous records.

How Try to Fly plays

01Nine characters: Players can select among nine characters before making a jump.
02Coin upgrades: Coins earned by landing nearer the destination can be spent on character improvements.
03Changing launch sites: Progression includes jumps from structures and vehicles as well as volcanoes and outer space.
04Increasing difficulty: Later levels raise the challenge, while power and flying upgrades can extend jump distance.

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Is Try to Fly worth it?

It is worth it if: fans of casual games who prefer target-based jumping over sports matches. Skip it if: players seeking a deep flight simulator with detailed aircraft controls.