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There are games that touch the heart, games that make you think, but none other than Prodigious Avian have fondled my pancreas with such white-knuckled fervour. The story is simple enough: You are a small creature who must make it from one side of the screen to the other while avoiding the many dangers of this vast landscape. Your goal: Fly through every level as high as you can in order to save the princess.

As the title of the game might suggest, Prodigious Avian isn’t your ordinary game. Its levels are made to be a puzzle, requiring clever use of your flapping abilities in order to overcome obstacles, such as traps, lasers, and spiked ground that would be fatal in other games. Your time can be further extended by the use of the game’s in-game power-up system, which is accessed through the game’s menus. Through tapping the touchscreen, you can access a number of power-ups, which can be tapped to be used in a given level. The power-ups include a jump boost, a wall-crawling mode, a shield, a laser beam, and various other abilities. You can even tap a particular power-up at the beginning of a level to make it last the entire level (and avoid all danger that the level may otherwise present).

Each level is broken up into several stages that are designed in such a way that using the power-ups will almost always net you a high score and a possible “Super” title. For instance, in the first stage of level one, you are faced with several dangers such as being attacked by the aforementioned spike traps, as well as a laser blast that is fired from a cannon above your level that must be avoided by tapping on your screen. In stage two, you must navigate your way around lasers and through a spike-strewn terrain with your little birdy wings, avoiding the spike traps as well as hitting the goal to score high enough to earn the “Super” title. In fact, you can earn the “Super” title in about forty seconds in the level. (edited)
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Prodigious Avian is a highly addictive game with an incredible variety of levels. Its graphics are quite simple, but it is still quite effective. The backgrounds are varied in terms of what they might look like, such as the first level in which the goal is to reach a floating star. In some levels, the background isn’t even in view, so that you are left alone with the task of using your little wings to fly up to the level’s goal. There are also five different music tracks, three of which are in the game’s power-up stages. In fact, there are only five levels in the game, but the game has an in-depth play mode that allows you to replay any of the game’s levels.

This is a very unique title, and not only does it add up to five entirely different and challenging game levels, but also it has a very high replay value. The game is definitely a worthy title for any relatable hardcore gamer.

Best 99 cents ive ever spent, i can imagine the afterlife is something like an eternal loop of this 2d video game. :ujel: