Pelli - The Paper Plane Game

A paper plane falls down an abandoned tower. Hold the left or right side of the screen to lean it, avoid the broken shelves that stick out from the walls, and see how far down you can go. That is the whole game. You can start in two taps, with nothing to read and no account to create. But the tower does not get easier: the shelves begin to appear in pairs, and the smallest gaps are only a few pixels wide. GAME MODES - Endless: one tower with no bottom. Your score is how far you fell. - Beat a Friend: send your best run to a friend with an invite code. They try to beat it, and the player with the lower score is notified. - Race: two to eight players fly down the same tower at the same time, all on the same layout, to a finish line. If you crash, you go back to the last checkpoint instead of losing the whole race. - Time Trials: fly one course against the clock, with your own best run beside you as a ghost. THREE WAYS TO STEER Hold the left or right side of the screen, swipe your thumb in the direction you want to lean, or tilt the phone. Choose your control style on the first launch and change it whenever you want. HAND-DRAWN PAPER ART Every wall, every shelf, and the plane itself are made of cut paper, drawn by hand. The tower moves through three colors as you fall, and the deeper you go, the more worn the paper becomes. You can link Google or Apple later so your progress is safe if you lose your phone. You get a name, an avatar, and a place on the leaderboard the moment you start. You can link your Google account so your progress is safe if you lose your phone. You add friends with a code you send, never from your contacts. Available in 29 languages. You can play offline, and your runs are uploaded when you are back online.