Paper Airplane is an upgrading game very similar to learn to fly. You start out as a basic paper airplane. You have no upgrades, one cell of fuel, and start in the first area.
The controls are the simplest you have ever seen. To throw the paper airplane, you just click and hold the paper airplane, then throw it up and forward(you can't throw it backwards). Once in the air, you can click anywhere on the screen to point your nose up, at the expense of fuel, or you can click on the orange button in the bottom right corner of the screen to boost your plane forwards at high speeds, at the expense of lots of fuel(one cell can sustain about 4-6 seconds of propulsion without upgrades).
If you point your nose up to high, you lose all of your remaining fuel, and you stop moving forwards. So don't do it.
In the sky there are a number of boosts and obstacles. Some notable obstacles include planes, which will stop your plane and make it lose all of it's momentum, and UFOs, which will capture you, ending your flight.
However, there are also may boosts. Some boosts include coins, which let you buy upgrades, cranes, which give you a speed boost, and shooting stars, which give you a speed boost upwards. There are also multipliers, which, as you can imagine, give you a x2 money gathering amount, and shields, which, if you hit the ground, send you rocketing back into the sky with the same speed that you came down with(fast!). There is also a boost on the ground, the windmill. This acts like a shield, if you're crashing into the ground, but hit a windmill, it will send you back up into the sky.
There are many upgrades you can purchase with your coins. You can: boost your engines, increase fuel, decrease fuel usage, weigh less, and decrease drag. You can also increase the amount of windmills that spawn on the ground, but that doesn't really upgrade your plane.
Below, you can watch a video game reviewer play this game:
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