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Cool graphics and gameplay. It's nice :)
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Tap to make a character fly and navigate through challenging obstacles. Aim to earn four distinct medals: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and the extremely difficult Platinum.
✓Tap to fly gameplay
✓Obstacle avoidance challenges
✓Bronze medal achievement
✓Silver medal achievement
✓Gold medal achievement
✓Platinum medal achievement
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What's New in Nerves of Steel
1.1
April 26, 2014
Bug fixing
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FAQ
How do you play Nerves of Steel?
In Nerves of Steel, you tap the screen to make your character fly. The goal is to avoid obstacles and try to earn four medals: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
What are the medals in Nerves of Steel?
Nerves of Steel features four medals to earn: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. Gold and Platinum are noted as being particularly difficult to achieve.
Is Nerves of Steel free to play?
Yes, Nerves of Steel is available for free. It does not have any in-app purchases.
What is the age rating for Nerves of Steel?
Nerves of Steel has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and above.
When was Nerves of Steel last updated?
The latest version of Nerves of Steel, version 1.1, was last updated on April 26, 2014.
What devices is Nerves of Steel available on?
Nerves of Steel is a mobile game, typically available on iOS and Android devices. Specific compatibility details can be found on the app store listing.
Does Nerves of Steel have ads?
The provided data does not specify whether Nerves of Steel contains advertisements. Further information would be available on the app's store page.
How challenging is Nerves of Steel?
Nerves of Steel is designed to be challenging, with the description highlighting Gold and Platinum medals as 'very hard' to obtain, suggesting a high skill ceiling.