Quick showcase of the game's main menu. It's clean, simple and very quick and easy to use.

Endless mode is a lot faster paced then normal levels, which is cool in my opinion, because game has more variety like that. Honestly, I didn't think that endless mode will work well for Fling but I'm pretty satisfied with it now.

From time to time you need to take a look back and see how far you've come. This is our progress in 1 year.

Can't wait to see where this game takes us in the next year.

I refined endless a bit...

Behind the Scenes look at how the Endless mode works

With previous couple of games that I've made I realized how important tutorials actually are. So here's what I've made for Fling.

"Windmill" level with new mechanic, rotating mechanisms. I have a version of these mechanisms with spikes as well. You need to take their speed in consideration when playing a level, which should make a game more interesting.

Endless mode is added to Fling...well, kinda. From technical perspective it works well. Now I only have to add content to it. Let me know what you think.

Concept art for monsters in our 2nd biome (swamp) made by Fran Domljan (https://www.instagram.com/concept.byfern)

a short gameplay snippet to show off our in-game tutorial text