Panda & Crow: A Paraglide Adventure
Panda & Crow is a fun Third-Person Arcade Game where you play a paragliding panda. Use thermals to stay in the air, steer clear of rainy clouds, and hurry from site to site and take a selfie before your tour bus leaves!
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Use thermals to stay in the air.
Steer clear of rainy clouds.
Take a selfie at famous sites.
Land before your bus leaves.
Compete with other players for time, speed, and accuracy via leaderboards.
Note from the developer
I'm a cross-country paraglider from Bavaria. In this game, I wanted to captue the fun of flying cross-country, accessible for a wider gaming audience.
While it does have many realistic aspects of steering a glider, thermalling, and how thermal clouds cycle on and off, I erred on the arcade rather than the hyper-realistic simulation.
Real clouds don't pop with a satisfying "bing" sound when you touch them. I've touched many.
The game also tends to have more action than a real flight, which most of the time, feels pretty zen.
If you never had the chance to fly a paraglider, it's a bit like hiking, but from the comfort of a hammock. And with the most spectacular view.
I hope this game gets some of you interested in flying. And fills some idle ground time for my fellow pilots.
Enjoy and save landings!
Steer clear of rainy clouds.
Take a selfie at famous sites.
Land before your bus leaves.
Compete with other players for time, speed, and accuracy via leaderboards.
Note from the developer
I'm a cross-country paraglider from Bavaria. In this game, I wanted to captue the fun of flying cross-country, accessible for a wider gaming audience.
While it does have many realistic aspects of steering a glider, thermalling, and how thermal clouds cycle on and off, I erred on the arcade rather than the hyper-realistic simulation.
Real clouds don't pop with a satisfying "bing" sound when you touch them. I've touched many.
The game also tends to have more action than a real flight, which most of the time, feels pretty zen.
If you never had the chance to fly a paraglider, it's a bit like hiking, but from the comfort of a hammock. And with the most spectacular view.
I hope this game gets some of you interested in flying. And fills some idle ground time for my fellow pilots.
Enjoy and save landings!
