Not too shabby~
Well I admit I'd rather hold down the left click rather than press it so much but it works out ^^;;
Not a bad job, although I'd like to see another one that's even better hehe ^_^
P.S: It turns out that I'm the Saviour of this submission, because that's what the site just told me after I gave you a good score on it o.o ...heh anway keep making bigger and better games, good luck! ^_^
Nice game but...
It's basically a clone of Helicopter.
This was quite different than what I thought it would be. I thought it would be a game where you threw a paper airplane into stuff to attack. It was pretty much the exact opposite. I just have to admit that it isn't much fun if you do it like this. You just click over and over. I think it's funny how a paper airplane can explode like that.
Especially considering that it's raining. The birds in this looked a bit out of place. Of course, they are really the only living characters in this, so they would be different. At least you always have the potential to get better at it. The music is pretty good.
fun for a bit
it u've played the ribbon game, or helicopter, and anything like that, and enjoyed it, this will be right up your alley. sometimes the birds disappear for no reason though.
Good practice flash.
ActionScripting here is nice, but the game premise is kinda old. Perhaps add bonuses and maybe separate things in to different levels. A weapon would be nice too. Good physics with the ActionScript. The art is decent enough except for the rain. Draw one rain drop (which is essentially a straight line) and copy and paste it over and over again. Differing the rain drop size (as you did) makes it look more like static than rain. Also, I don't think the paper airplane would survive even one drop of rain, let alone enough to make it soggy. If you wanted to add a bonus game you could put a second, almost identical game on there and replace the paper airplane with a fighter jet that shoots down the birds. Keep up the ActionScripting and I'm sure you'll make front page one day.