Flight of the Hamsters

Flight of the Hamsters is a fun arcade game about resourceful rodents who are bored with their ordinary lives. A group of hamsters got tired of sitting around doing nothing, so they started thinking about something interesting to do. Someone came up with a crazy idea—to learn to fly! The problem is that hamsters don't have wings, and they can't fly by nature. But these inventors were so inspired by the idea that they got to work. The hamsters built a special launch device. The base is a wooden platform on legs. On top, they made a slingshot-like structure with a soft cushion for pushing off. And at the bottom, they installed two large wheels, inside which the hamsters would run, creating energy for launch.

How to play?

You have five volunteers who are eager to test the invention and fly. Each hamster will get a chance to try to fly as high and as far as possible. Click on the hamster to start the launch. It will put on protective goggles, and the wheels at the bottom will start spinning, accelerating the device. The hamster jumps up to the slingshot with a cushion. When it flies past it, click again—the slingshot will fire and launch the hero into the sky. Now the most interesting part begins—flight control. Press and hold the mouse button to activate gliding. This slows down the fall and allows you to stay in the air longer. Keep an eye on the gliding meter—it gradually replenishes when not in use, but is quickly depleted during activation. During flight, collect items that appear in the air. The rocket gives a powerful push forward and upward, significantly extending the flight. The ball creates protection from falling and pushes the hamster back up when it collides with the ground. Other bonuses also help - grab everything you see along the way. The goal is to keep the hamster in the air as long as possible and fly as far as possible. After landing, each hamster shows a sign with the result of its flight. Then launch the next volunteer. Complete all five attempts, and the system will add up the results of all the hamsters. If the team's first attempt is weak, don't worry. Practice, learn how to use planning correctly, catch more bonuses, and improve your launch technique. With experience, you will definitely be able to launch all the hamsters to record distances.