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River Flight

· v1.2.0
★★★★☆ (7) ↓ 100 downloads 2 Free

About

You fly a single aircraft up a river that is generated as you go. The banks close in, the fuel gauge never stops dropping, and every sector ends with a bridge you have to bring down. There is no finish line — only the next run. Two to five minutes a session. No account, no setup, no connection. HOW TO PLAY • Hold UP or the left half of the screen to bank left • Hold DOWN or the right half to bank right • START / ENTER, or a tap in the middle third, fires • BACK exits Steering is continuous while you hold — let go and you stop. Only one shot can be in the air at a time, so pick your moment. WATCH THE FUEL A full tank lasts about 31 seconds. Flying over a fuel depot refills it while you overlap, so a clean pass gives you a good share — never all of it. Depots are not solid: you can fly straight over them. You can also shoot them for points, and then go looking for the next one. SCORING Bridge 500 · Fuel depot 80 · Helicopter 60 · Ship 30, plus points for every screen of river you cover. Your best run is saved on the watch and shown when you go down. IT GETS FASTER The river speeds up on its own for the first couple of minutes. After that, every bridge you destroy makes it faster still — a lot at first, less each time, so it settles into something you can actually fly instead of running away from you. WORKS ON BUTTONS AND ON TOUCH The same build plays on a watch with five buttons and no touchscreen, and on a touchscreen watch with two. Nothing to configure. NOTES • No sound in this version. Impacts vibrate, if you have vibration enabled. • No pause. BACK ends the run. • Enemies do not shoot back — they kill you by collision. • One high score, not a leaderboard. • Frame rate is lower on the smaller memory-in-pixel screens. It stays playable; it is not as smooth as on an AMOLED watch. No permissions. No network. Nothing leaves your watch except your own time.

What's new

• Now available on fēnix 9, fēnix 9 Pro and fēnix 9 Pro Solar: 7 new watches, 125 in total. • Nothing else changes: same game, same controls, still no permissions.

Details

Compatible with 99 devices
Updated Sep 8, 2026
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