Geometry vs Gatecrasher 2

You are a brave bird. You are a great parent. You are square. You just have to live with it. Are you ready for balancing in air, avoiding death machines? You should be because your chicks are hungry and you must bring tasty worms for them. Why worms are flying? Why are they surrounded by electricity waves, fire flames and other dangerous and sharp machines of death? We don't know. You just have to live with it. There are a lot of obstacles that will be messing up on your way. Don't mind that this world looks like simple geometry figures, it feels like real. Avoid fire, break the ice, balance at platforms and prove that you are alpha bird and father!

In 2017 I made a game. I called it Gatecrasher. You might have heard of it, it was quite popular for a bit. As I noted while writing the description of Gatecrasher the name was somewhat misleading, as the goal was to avoid the gates rather than crash into them. This troubled me. How had I made such an obvious error? How could I enjoy my success knowing I had misled so many people? Ashamed, I retreated from the public eye and began to ponder my purpose in life. Three years passed. Then it hit me. I can make up for my mistake. I can create a new game, one in which your objective is actually to crash into gates. And instead of one ship you will have two ships, thereby making it twice as good as the last game, because that's how maths works. Also you can control it with one hand instead of two, freeing you up to perform important activities such as picking your nose, or flushing the toilet. So without further ado, here's Gatecrasher 2. It's like Gatecrasher, but different. Arguably not as good. But at least the title makes sense.