Summary
- Release Year: 2015
- Genres: Indie, Simulator
- Platforms: PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Developers: Mykhail Konokh
- Publishers: KISS ltd
Fly in the House (2015) Review
Fly in the House is a casual game developed and published by Crescent Moon Games. It was released on iOS and Android in 2015. The game is simple to play, but it is surprisingly addictive and challenging.
The objective of the game is to swat a fly that is flying around a room. The player controls a hand that can be moved around the screen. The player must tap on the screen to swat the fly. If the player successfully swats the fly, it will be stunned for a few seconds. The player can then tap on the screen again to kill the fly.
The game features a variety of different rooms, each with its own unique challenges. Some rooms are small and cramped, while others are large and open. Some rooms are filled with obstacles, such as furniture and plants, while others are relatively empty. The player must adapt their strategy to each room in order to successfully swat the fly.
The game also features a variety of different flies, each with its own unique behavior. Some flies are slow and easy to swat, while others are fast and erratic. Some flies are even immune to being stunned, so the player must be careful not to waste their shots.
Fly in the House is a well-made and polished game. The controls are simple and easy to learn, but the gameplay is surprisingly addictive and challenging. The game features a variety of different rooms and flies, each with its own unique challenges. This keeps the game fresh and interesting, even after playing for hours.
Gameplay
The gameplay of Fly in the House is simple to learn, but difficult to master. The player controls a hand that can be moved around the screen. The player must tap on the screen to swat the fly. If the player successfully swats the fly, it will be stunned for a few seconds. The player can then tap on the screen again to kill the fly.
The game features a variety of different rooms, each with its own unique challenges. Some rooms are small and cramped, while others are large and open. Some rooms are filled with obstacles, such as furniture and plants, while others are relatively empty. The player must adapt their strategy to each room in order to successfully swat the fly.
The game also features a variety of different flies, each with its own unique behavior. Some flies are slow and easy to swat, while others are fast and erratic. Some flies are even immune to being stunned, so the player must be careful not to waste their shots.
Graphics and Sound
The graphics in Fly in the House are simple but effective. The game uses a cartoonish art style that is both charming and appealing. The animations are smooth and fluid, and the game runs well on both iOS and Android devices.
The sound design in Fly in the House is also top-notch. The sound effects are realistic and immersive, and the music is catchy and upbeat. The game’s sound design helps to create a sense of atmosphere and tension, which makes the game even more enjoyable to play.
Conclusion
Fly in the House is a well-made and polished game that is both addictive and challenging. The game features simple controls, but the gameplay is surprisingly deep and engaging. The game’s variety of rooms and flies keeps the game fresh and interesting, even after playing for hours. Fly in the House is a must-play for fans of casual games and anyone looking for a new challenge.
Score
9/10
Review Score
7.5/10
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