Paper Plane
- Hold the screen (or the mouse, Space, Enter, up arrow or W; A on a controller, OK on a remote) and the plane climbs; let go and it glides down.
- Don't touch the desk objects (pencils, crayons, rulers, erasers, paper clips, piles of books, ink blots, folded pages) and don't touch the table at the bottom: the plane gets crumpled and the game is over. The margin at the top doesn't hurt: the plane bounces off.
- Fans blow a stream of air that pushes the plane up or down.
- Points: 1 for every meter, 5 for every star; flying through a paper ring is a PERFECT: 10 points per combo (rings in a row, up to 10).
- The farther you go, the faster the plane flies and the notebook changes: math notebook, sketchbook, treasure map, night sky and rainbow page.
- Daily Flight: the same objects, stars and rings for everyone in the world; only your first attempt counts (even if you reload the page), then you can replay it just for fun; a new flight arrives at midnight (UTC). Free play: a different flight every time, with your record saved on this device.
- Share: the game prepares a short text with points, meters, stars, perfects and one square for every 100 meters to send to your friends; it does not send any data.
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Paper Plane is a one-tap game where everything looks drawn with colored pencils in a notebook: a paper plane flies to the right and you hold the screen (or the mouse, or the space bar) to make it climb, then let go to glide down, with a soft flight that tilts just like a real one. In the way there are desk objects: pencils and crayons, swinging rulers, erasers, paper clips, piles of books, ink blots and folded pages; if you touch them, or the table, the plane gets crumpled. Grab the stars, fly through the paper rings for a PERFECT and a combo, and let the air from the fans push you. The farther you go, the faster you fly, and the notebook changes: math notebook, sketchbook, treasure map, crayon night sky and rainbow page. Every day there is the Daily Flight, the same for everyone in the world with only one attempt that counts, to share with your friends. Play for free in your browser on phone, tablet or computer, no sign-up needed.
How to play
- Hold the screen (or the mouse, Space, Enter, up arrow or W; A on a controller, OK on a remote) and the plane climbs; let go and it glides down.
- Don't touch the desk objects (pencils, crayons, rulers, erasers, paper clips, piles of books, ink blots, folded pages) and don't touch the table at the bottom: the plane gets crumpled and the game is over. The margin at the top doesn't hurt: the plane bounces off.
- Fans blow a stream of air that pushes the plane up or down.
- Points: 1 for every meter, 5 for every star; flying through a paper ring is a PERFECT: 10 points per combo (rings in a row, up to 10).
- The farther you go, the faster the plane flies and the notebook changes: math notebook, sketchbook, treasure map, night sky and rainbow page.
- Daily Flight: the same objects, stars and rings for everyone in the world; only your first attempt counts (even if you reload the page), then you can replay it just for fun; a new flight arrives at midnight (UTC). Free play: a different flight every time, with your record saved on this device.
- Share: the game prepares a short text with points, meters, stars, perfects and one square for every 100 meters to send to your friends; it does not send any data.
Tips
- Short, repeated taps keep the plane level: you don't need to hold for long.
- The plane has a bit of momentum: let go a moment before reaching the right height.
- Stars in a row often show a good path.
Frequently asked questions
Is Paper Plane free?
Yes: Paper Plane is free and you can play it right away in your browser, with nothing to download and no sign-up.
Can I play Paper Plane on my phone?
Yes: Paper Plane works on phones, tablets and computers, with your finger, the mouse or the keyboard.
Can two people play Paper Plane?
Paper Plane is a single-player game: try to beat your best score, which stays saved in your browser.
How do you play Paper Plane?
Hold the screen (or the mouse, Space, Enter, up arrow or W; A on a controller, OK on a remote) and the plane climbs; let go and it glides down. Don't touch the desk objects (pencils, crayons, rulers, erasers, paper clips, piles of books, ink blots, folded pages) and don't touch the table at the bottom: the plane gets crumpled and the game is over. The margin at the top doesn't hurt: the plane bounces off. Fans blow a stream of air that pushes the plane up or down. Points: 1 for every meter, 5 for every star; flying through a paper ring is a PERFECT: 10 points per combo (rings in a row, up to 10). The farther you go, the faster the plane flies and the notebook changes: math notebook, sketchbook, treasure map, night sky and rainbow page. Daily Flight: the same objects, stars and rings for everyone in the world; only your first attempt counts (even if you reload the page), then you can replay it just for fun; a new flight arrives at midnight (UTC). Free play: a different flight every time, with your record saved on this device. Share: the game prepares a short text with points, meters, stars, perfects and one square for every 100 meters to send to your friends; it does not send any data.
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