Hisakata

Hisakata is a flight through a vast, dark sky. You follow a single aircraft from behind, over a landscape that fills only a thin layer at the bottom of the world. Fly low through open basins, valleys and tunnels in the rock, and the ground rushes past. Climb, and the aircraft slows while the land fades into the dark below. Height and speed are one thing. Hisakata begins by flying itself. Watch it find its way through the terrain, or touch the screen at any moment to take over. Drag to steer, or wave the phone side to side to steer by tilting it. While you steer by dragging, let go for a few seconds and it flies on its own again, from where you are. When you fly by hand, a countdown starts once you first come down near the ground, and flying through rings adds time. While Hisakata flies itself, there is no countdown. The sound is synthesized on the device as you fly; there are no recordings. Headphones are worth it. - Flies itself; touch to take over - Drag to steer, or wave the phone to fly by tilting - A countdown when you fly by hand; rings add time - Sound synthesized on the device - Plays offline. No sign-up, no ads, no data collected For iPhone and iPad, in portrait or landscape. A work by senneroflove. Published by Nodera LLC.