Flying Roadster: Endless Flyer

Flying Roadster is a one-finger endless runner in the sky: a flying car game where you hold anywhere to climb and let go to dive. Steer your flying sports car between satellites, radio towers and swinging crane loads, and keep the battery alive by grabbing charge cells along the way. The catch: charge cells are never in the easy spot. They sit just past a satellite, inside a tight gap between towers, or right behind a storm cell whose lightning looks a lot like a charge. Play it safe and the battery runs dry. Get greedy and you clip something. Every run is a choice. Fly far enough and the world changes. Every 1000 m you cross into a new district: from the night city to a desert test site, out over the open sea and up to the edge of space. Each one brings its own hazard, from delivery drones and dust devils to weather balloons and falling space debris. • One-touch controls that are easy to learn and hard to master • Four districts with their own scenery and hazards • Power-ups: a shield that takes a hit, a cell magnet, and slow-time • Near-miss combos up to x5 for flying close • Earn coins every run and spend them on upgrades: a bigger battery, a stronger magnet, longer power-ups and start shields • 12 vehicles, each with its own handling: a wedge sports roadster, a city cab, a hatchback, an off-road pickup, a vintage racer, a small jet, a cargo van, a trail off-roader, a hover bike, a mini blimp, a space rover and a tin robot on a hoverboard • Achievements and a best-distance leaderboard • Share a card of your best runs • Instant restart, no menus between runs • Original synth soundtrack Premium (a one-time purchase, not a subscription) removes ads, gives you a free continue every run, doubles your coins and unlocks nine more vehicles.

No more forced ads: the only ads left are optional videos you choose to watch for a continue or double coins. Smoother on low-memory phones and tablets, with lighter effects where RAM is tight, plus a fix for a crash some devices hit after long play sessions.