
One of those distance-based launch games that completely reimagines the Vex franchise is Vex Try To Fly. You're blasting Vex out of a massive cannon and doing everything in your power to keep him in the air, as opposed to the typical run-and-jump over death traps routine. Going as far as you can is the aim. You can use the awards you get from travelling farther to purchase enhancements that will improve your future run.
You'll encounter items like wind currents, portals, leap potions, and jetpacks along the route. They will prolong your run if you hit them at the appropriate moment. However, if you miss one or land poorly, your flight may end really soon. Thus, you must maintain concentration, respond quickly, and time everything accurately. Your desire to break your own record and the sense that each launch matters are what keep you coming back.

Essentially, you simply launch Vex and use whatever comes your way to keep him up there for as long as you can. When used properly, bounce pads, wind gusts, portals, jetpacks, and jump potions can all provide you with a pleasant boost.
The slam, however, is the true star. You can avoid obstacles, land more accurately on bounce pads, and maintain your speed if you time it well. If you make a time error, particularly on longer runs, the game will end in an instant.
And every award and coin you pick up along the way? You use those to improve overall flying performance, boost strength, and launch power. This type of technique makes even your shortest runs seem worthwhile.
To be honest, this is what draws you in. You still have something to use on your next run, even if it finishes much sooner than you had anticipated. Every improvement pushes you a bit farther, and the cycle of attempting, failing, getting better, and trying again is incredibly fulfilling. This game will have you coming back for more if you enjoy making small improvements and striving for your next personal best.
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Vex Try To Fly entices you to return for another run. The controls are straightforward, but how far you can go depends greatly on knowing when to use boosts and how to dodge obstacles. You can't just fire and hope in this type of game. After each run, you can genuinely feel yourself getting better. This Vex flying game is well worth your time if you enjoy chasing high scores and are familiar with the "one more try" feeling.
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