STUNT PALS: Two Taps, One More Flight
STUNT PALS is now on Google Play. It is a landscape, single-player distance game about a simple question: how far can your animal pal fly?
Two taps, then keep the flight going
Every run starts with two taps. The first pops your pal off a seesaw. The second swings the bat as the animal falls. A PERFECT hit is only the beginning: launch angle, swing timing, and when you spend your air kicks all affect the flight.
The fun comes from adapting as you go. Bikes, balloons, birds, aircraft, and other encounters can bounce you, carry you, or knock you down. You can chase a personal best, race your own ghost, or try daily missions and today's challenge.
Animal pals and places to explore
The current game includes 13 animals with different flight traits, 8 batters, 11 bats, and 8 maps. Those maps range from Seoul's Han River and Tokyo to the Himalayas, Venice, Paris, and New York. Korean, English, and Japanese are available in the same Android app.
For this first development post, the gameplay preview shows a run with the starter seal and no upgrades. The screenshots focus on the actual launch, air kicks, and a daily challenge, so you can see the game before installing it.
Try a flight
STUNT PALS is free to play with ads and optional in-app purchases. Core play works offline; ads, purchases, and online leaderboards need internet. Progress is saved on your device.
If you try it, I'd love to hear which part of the timing feels satisfying and where the first run needs a clearer explanation.
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