Rope’n Fly 2 Will Keep You Glued To Your iPhone For Hours
If you’ve ever gone through the App Store looking for simple, yet fun, and addictive games, you’ll know that it’s a hassle (now that it contains over 140,000 different applications). We’re here to help you out, by sorting through it and sharing what we find interesting with you , such as Doodle Jump, and now, Rope’n Fly 2!
The concept of the app is very simple, like most addictive games. You control a rag doll who is swinging by buildings with his rope. You may have seen this sort of thing in Spiderman.
Like the concept, the controls are basic and easy to understand. Just tap on the next building you want your rag doll to swing on, and it will launch a new rope and swing on it to get to the next building, and then you do the same thing again. This game may seem to be a cinch, but I assure you it is not. You have to keep in mind your height, building size, timing, and physics while playing this game. The top left of the screen has a pause button, which is always useful, as well as the time remaining. The top right of the screen shows your distance, which is equivalent to your points in the game.
The objective of the game is to get your rag doll as far as possible. Obviously, the game is over if your rag doll hits the ground and crashes.
Rope’n Fly 2 will always keep you entertained. It features Open Feint for high scores, as well as achievements/challenges that you get bonus points for. The game also boasts eleven different game modes, including the following:
- Free Style (easy)
- Free Style (normal)
- Free Style (hard)
- 30 second run
- 60 second run
- 500 meter time
- 1000 meter time
- 2000 meter time
- 1 rope, 1 jump
- 3 ropes only
- 10 ropes only
Free Style: The objective is to swing as far as you can. Easy means there will be tall buildings, normal means there will be medium sized buildings, and hard refers to small buildings. There is no time limit.
30/60 second run: You are given 30/60 seconds, and are expected to try to swing as far as possible within that time limit.
1 rope, 1 jump: You’re given one rope and are supposed to try to get as far as possible in one swing.
3/10 ropes only: You are given 3/10 ropes and are supposed to try to get as far as possible in 3/10 swings.
With all these game modes, it’s impossible to get bored of Rope’n Fly! Also, this is the second version of their app, obviously meaning it’s a refined version of their hit app. I find it extremely addicting and hard to pull away from once I start playing.
All in all, Rope’n Fly 2 is a great application, considering it’s 99 cents price point. It features Open Feint, a simple interface/concept, and is highly addictive, definitely perfect for any age! It’s worth a look, at only 99 cents. If you are still not convinced of the fact that it is definitely worth the money, you can always try out the lite version to get a feel for it.
Our Rating: 5/5
