About
Guide a dragonfly through challenging stages by tapping to flap its wings and avoid obstacles. Test your reflexes and aim to achieve high scores, competing with yourself and friends. Enjoy simple, engaging gameplay with appealing graphics.
What's New in Tiny Dragonfly
1.0
February 27, 2014
Developer apps
FAQ
How do you play Tiny Dragonfly?
You play Tiny Dragonfly by tapping the screen to make the dragonfly flap its wings and ascend. The goal is to navigate through stages while avoiding obstacles and reaching the end.
What is the objective of Tiny Dragonfly?
The main objective in Tiny Dragonfly is to guide the dragonfly to the end of each stage by skillfully avoiding all obstacles. Players are encouraged to break their own high scores and challenge friends.
Does Tiny Dragonfly have multiplayer?
Tiny Dragonfly supports Gamecenter, allowing you to compete with friends by breaking your own high scores and seeing how you rank against them on leaderboards.
Can I play Tiny Dragonfly offline?
The provided information does not specify if Tiny Dragonfly can be played offline. However, Gamecenter support suggests an internet connection may be required for leaderboard features.
What devices is Tiny Dragonfly available on?
Tiny Dragonfly is available on devices with an age rating of 4+. The specific platforms (iOS, Android) are not detailed, but its release date suggests it is likely for mobile devices.
How often is Tiny Dragonfly updated?
Tiny Dragonfly was last updated on February 27, 2014, with version 1.0. There is no information available on its update frequency beyond this initial release.
What do users like about Tiny Dragonfly?
Based on the description, users likely appreciate the simple tap-to-flap gameplay, the challenge of avoiding obstacles, and the ability to compete for high scores via Gamecenter. The 'nice graphics' are also a positive point.
Does Tiny Dragonfly have ads?
The provided data does not explicitly state whether Tiny Dragonfly contains advertisements. However, it clearly mentions 'No in app purchases', which often correlates with ad-supported free games.