- July 8, 2016
- Digital Melody
Fly O'Clock
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About
Fly O'Clock is a fast-paced, addictive arcade game with one-touch mechanics, where you control an insect jumping between clock hands on a clock face to climb to the top of the leaderboards. The game features online multiplayer, 16 unique characters, 5 watches, and 15 hats to unlock, all set to an ultimate Rock & Roll soundtrack. The faster you play, the more you risk, making for an exciting and challenging experience.





- Addictive and simple gameplay that provides a fun way to pass the time.
- Great for casual play, especially in short bursts or during breaks.
- Affordable price point makes it accessible for most players.
- Repetitive gameplay can lead to boredom after a short time.
- Multiplayer experience is lacking, with a dead online community.
- Achievements and progression can feel slow and unfulfilling.
gameplay
16 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is characterized as simple and addictive, appealing to those who enjoy repetitive mechanics, though it lacks depth and meaningful content, particularly in its multiplayer mode. Players noted the absence of power-ups and abilities, leading to a perception of laziness in development. Overall, while some find it engaging, others criticize it for being a downgraded version of an arcade classic with unexciting mechanics.
“It's cheap and the gameplay is good, addicting and engaging.”
“Simple, addicting gameplay.”
“I fell in love with the characters, and the gameplay itself is completely seamless.”
“This game is based on a real arcade machine but it's just a huge downgraded version with no content. There are supposed to be power-ups and abilities during a session, but there are none in this game. You just jump over and over without any meaningful gameplay; such a lazy work from the devs.”
“For some reason, the multiplayer operates by a survival mechanic instead of a timer formula or some sort of high score formula where if you die, the other player continues until they beat yours or die themselves.”
“The points are there for literally no reason, and the survival mechanic just makes zero sense and is honestly pretty unexciting.”