A Gaming Diary
Bird Strike (iPhone)
Wasn’t all aliens and predators last night, I also found some time play level nine of Bird Strike.
Yes, level nine.
And only level nine.
Bird Strike, level nine.
Because… I… just… can’t… beat… it.
It made me say, “Gnnnnnnnnnngh.” And other things of that nature.
I’m sure I’ll get there – eventually.
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Bird Strike (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Updated with a randomly-generated endless mode, is this now a rival to Doodle Jump? I’m not sure yet. It’s certainly enjoyable fun and adds a lot to the game, but I’m not sure if the fiddly bits are genuinely annoying or if I’m just a bit rubbish. Possibly both, thinking about it. Anyway, you still
Bird Strike (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
I’m king of the world! Well, I finished level nine. That’s almost the same thing. Also I have a Yellowstone baseball and a crocheted Peter Davison on my desk. I’m pretty special. Yeah. Anyway, after level nine I went to level ten… oh, wait… no I didn’t. Looks like there’s only nine levels, which was
Bird Strike (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
The game I played most last night. Not as good as Twin Blades for playing while the TV is on, but I did my best. I’ve done eight levels now up to Silver standard (with a Gold medal for the first level), but I’m struggling a bit on the ninth. There are some tricky paths
Bird Strike (iPhone)
about 1 year ago - No comments
Like Doodle Jump and Skybound this tasks you with bouncing off things to climb higher and higher. Unlike either of those, when you reach a certain point you start flying back down, trying to hit all the obstacles that you tried to avoid on your ascent. When you hit the ground, if you’ve done well
