Sparrow Sprint

Sparrow Sprint is a side-scrolling bird race. You fly a small sparrow against a field of larger birds, weaving through open sky, city parks and canyon ridges to reach the finish line ahead of the flock.

How it plays
Steer with the on-screen thumbstick, or with a hardware keyboard on tablets. Push forward to move up the field and pick up speed. Ease back to slow down and buy yourself reaction time. Tap BOOST for a short burst, then wait for the gauge to recharge before you can use it again.

What is in your way
Eagles patrol the course and will knock you off your line. Kites, drifting balloons, leaf swirls and other hazards fill the lanes between you and the finish. Every collision costs you stars, so a clean run is worth more than a reckless one.

Rivals
Robins, cardinals, parrots, pigeons and crows each fly at their own pace and hold their own line. They are not scenery. They race, they drift across your path, and brushing one costs you both.

Stars and scoring
Stars are scattered along the course. Collect them for your score, and try to hold on to them all the way to the line. Your highest runs are saved on the device.

Levels
Each level raises the pace of the field, adds another eagle to the sky and tightens the gaps between hazards, across a rotating set of themed courses.

Built for the device
Landscape play sized for phones and tablets. Touch controls sit where your thumbs already are. Hardware keyboard control is supported. The race itself runs without a network connection.

Sparrow Sprint is published by Soundica.