Minimalist strategy game combining kingdom building with tower defense, co-created with Paul Schnepf.
Superflight by Jonas Tyroller
Minimalist wingsuit flying game with procedurally generated maps for short high-score runs.
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Minimalist wingsuit flying game with procedurally generated maps for short high-score runs. Superflight is a indie game makers product built by indie maker Jonas Tyroller, launched in 2017.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2017
- Category
- Indie Game Makers
- Website
- store.steampowered.com
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Will You Snail?
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Superflight FAQ
What is Superflight?
Superflight is a indie game makers product: Minimalist wingsuit flying game with procedurally generated maps for short high-score runs.
Who made Superflight?
Superflight was made by Jonas Tyroller, German indie dev and YouTuber behind Islanders, Will You Snail? and Thronefall. It launched in 2017. Jonas Tyroller has also built Thronefall, Will You Snail?, Islanders.
Is Superflight still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Superflight is still active and run by Jonas Tyroller at store.steampowered.com.
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