Frisbee® Forever 2 4+

Name: Frisbee® Forever 2
Rating: 4.4 (17 reviews)
Author: Kiloo

Kiloo

Designed for iPad

- 4.4 • 17 Ratings

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Welcome back to Frisbee® Forever!

Experience the rollercoaster ride of your lifetime with one of the world's most beloved toys!

Dive and glide along the edge of erupting volcanoes, fly majestically above snow covered China or admire your reflection in the river glance at full pace through the European countryside.

Play more than 75 creative and individually designed tracks throughout three brand new worlds booming with life.
Steer your favorite Frisbee® disc skillfully with unmatched tilt or touch controls.

Complete daring missions, level up, unlock every Wham-O® Frisbee® and expand your collection of unique discs.

Discover a game filled with mysterious, challenging bonus levels and hidden secrets waiting to be uncovered. Complete your collections and earn Game Center achievements.

Are you still a Frisbee® Master?

Get the official sequel to the award winning iOS blockbuster hit Frisbee® Forever.

A Universal App for iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad with state of the art retina HD graphics.

8 Aug 2016

Version 1.2.1

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Minor bug fixes and optimizations

4.4 out of 5

17 Ratings

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Perfect score for a perfect game

This is hands down my favourite iOS game of all time. It's beyond it's league for what it is, simple to play yet enjoyable all the time. The level design is great, farming isn't too tedious and the collectables are both visually outstanding and deceptively hidden. This is made even more impressive by the openness and detail of the game, ranging from the calming nature of the leisure worlds, the mystery of the oriental worlds and the upbeat nature of the jungle worlds, outstanding for a 2012 game that didn't rely on the cloud. The only complaint is how short the game is. Playing it feels bittersweet, you enjoy it and it's suddenly over. Even collecting the final trophy induced emptiness in me. And when the update came out, after years of waiting for it, to find out when it was a bug fix, for a game with little to no bugs (only one I found was the Train in Rio Grande would start driving in reverse, mind you this was only found a while ago), it was crushing. If it had more levels, you'd have the greatest iOS title of all time.