Polywings

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Polywings is a single player casual sport game. It was developed by Mariano Larronde and was released on October 3, 2016. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

Polywings is an indie flying game with short and challenge missions, atmospheric music and low poly graphics.

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Single-Player

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Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews

gameplay2 positive mentions

The graphics are crisp and clear, effectively capturing a charming polygon style reminiscent of classic games like Pilotwings 64.
The flight mechanics are enjoyable and provide a relaxed, arcade-like experience, making it fun for casual play.
The developer is praised for their approachability and the game is seen as a promising start, with potential for future updates and expansions.

The game has been abandoned by the developer, leading to concerns about its future and lack of updates.
Controls can be fiddly, particularly with gamepad support, which may require using a mouse for menu navigation.
Gameplay is criticized for being uninspired and limited, with repetitive missions that may not offer enough content to keep players engaged.

gameplay
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The gameplay features solid flight mechanics, offering a relaxing experience, though it is described as somewhat slow and uninspired, primarily involving flying through rings and shooting turrets with a clunky aircraft.
- “The flight mechanics are actually quite good.”
- “The gameplay is a little slow, but it's a good game just to chill out and relax.”
- “Uninspired gameplay has you flying through rings and shooting turrets in a heavy, clunky biplane that sinks more than it soars.”
graphics
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The graphics of the game are praised for their crispness and clarity, particularly in the polygon style, with many users appreciating the art style as a strong foundation for future developments. Overall, the visuals contribute positively to the gaming experience, despite some minor control issues.
- “Yes, I can say I have enjoyed the game so far. The graphics are crisp and clear for a polygon-style game.”
- “The controls are a little fiddly, but the graphics are terrific!”
- “I loved the art style; it's an amazing starting point, and I'm looking forward to seeing more.”
replayability
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Players appreciate the high replayability of Polywings due to its extensive customization options, allowing them to build planes, create characters, and design stories and maps. However, some note that once all content is explored, the experience may feel complete, potentially limiting long-term engagement.
- “Allow players to build their own planes, customize their characters, and create stories and maps to go with them, giving Polywings an infinite replayability rating. Once you're done, it's never truly over.”
- “The endless possibilities for customization and creativity ensure that every playthrough feels unique, making it a game you can return to time and time again.”
- “With a variety of modes and user-generated content, the replayability factor is off the charts, keeping players engaged long after the initial experience.”
music
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The music in the game is highly praised, with users highlighting the quality and craftsmanship of the soundtrack as a standout feature.
- “Great soundtrack, actually! It's really well made!”
- “The music perfectly complements the gameplay, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “I love how the soundtrack evolves with the game, making each moment feel unique.”
humor
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Players find the game to be highly entertaining, highlighting its humor as a key aspect that enhances the overall experience.
- “It's a great game, funny to play.”
story
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The story aspect of the game is characterized as a charming tribute to Pilotwings 64, featuring accessible, arcade-style gameplay with short missions focused on flying through rings, shooting targets, and landing on runways.