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Flying a wooden log across the countryside sounds absurd until you realize how much potential for chaos it holds. Log Flyer: Grandpa Takes Off puts you in the pilot seat of a makeshift aircraft that defies every law of aviation. You spend your hard-earned coins in the workshop to bolt on wings, powerful engines, and ridiculous nose cones to reach the village. Managing your fuel levels becomes a balancing act between burning thrust to climb and gliding through the air to cover more distance. Gravity will constantly try to pull you down into a comical crash, so you must master the pitch of your rig to stay airborne. Snowy mountains and even lunar landscapes await those who master the art of the perfect launch. Upgrading your gear remains the only way to squeeze out those final meters needed to hit the target distance. You can try this hilarious physics challenge for free right here in your browser with zero downloads required.
Your goal is to fly 6,000 metres and reach the village.
Choose parts in the workshop and use the purchase button to install them. Enter the flight scene and press the start button.
On a phone, touch and hold the screen. On a computer, hold the left mouse button. Move your finger or mouse up and down to adjust the log's pitch. Drag right to turn thrust on and left to turn it off.
Watch your fuel: engines consume it, while wings let you glide without thrust. After each attempt, spend your coins on upgrades and try again.
Arcade fans who enjoy physics-based humor and progression systems will find plenty to love here. Casual gamers looking for a quick distraction during a break will appreciate the simple controls and rewarding upgrade loop. If you enjoy watching quirky inventions fail or succeed, this flight experience fits your taste.
You must reach the 6,000-meter mark by constantly upgrading your engine, wings, and fuel capacity in the workshop.
Yes, the game is fully optimized for mobile devices where you control the log using simple touch and hold gestures.
Crashing ends your current flight attempt, but you keep all the coins earned, which you can then spend on better parts for your next run.