Frisbee Forever 2

Tips for Frisbee Forever 2

Frisbee Forever 2 is about reading the track ahead. Flick the disc to launch it and from then on your only job is to steer, so look past the disc at the next bend, the next bridge and the next line of stars, and start turning early rather than late. Small, steady movements keep the disc on line; a big swing at the last moment sends it wide of the stars you were aiming for. On a computer, holding the mouse button and moving gives finer control than the arrow keys when a track swings hard.

Stars decide everything else. The more of them you catch on a track, the better the medal, bronze, silver or gold, and every star is a coin, so a clean line through a row of stars beats a fast line that skips them. Coins open the next world and buy discs and upgrades: the Star Magnet is worth having early because it pulls in stars you would otherwise miss. Keep the three missions in mind while you play, since they bring the XP that raises your rank, and go back to the first worlds once you have an upgrade or two to turn bronze medals into gold. Trophies hide off the main line, so when a track offers a side route, try it.

How to play Frisbee Forever 2

Each track in Frisbee Forever 2 starts with a launch: flick upwards to throw the disc, or press any arrow key on a keyboard. The disc then rides a long, swooping track, diving under bridges, swinging past windmills and pagodas, skimming over rivers and threading through jungle ruins, and your job is to steer it left and right so that it catches as many stars as possible.

At the end of a track you receive a bronze, silver or gold medal depending on how many stars you caught, and every star is also a coin. Coins open the next world and buy discs and upgrades, such as the Star Magnet and the Coin and Gift Spawners. There are six worlds of ten tracks each, plus the Bonus World and the Gift World with extra tracks. Three missions are active at a time, and completing them earns XP that raises your rank. Hidden trophies sit off the main line for players who explore, and you can replay any track to improve its medal.

On a computer, hold the mouse button and move to steer, or use the left and right arrow keys or A and D. On a phone or tablet, flick to launch, then tap or drag left and right. Esc or P pauses, M mutes, and sound and controls are also in Settings. Your progress is saved in your browser.

About Frisbee Forever 2

Frisbee Forever 2 is a casual flying game in which you guide a Frisbee along rollercoaster tracks. It is the sequel to Frisbee Forever, and Kiloo, the Danish games studio in Aarhus that co-created Subway Surfers with SYBO Games, first released it as a mobile game in 2012, made with the licence of Wham-O, the company behind the Frisbee. The version on kiloo.com is Kiloo's HTML5 port of that game, so it plays in the browser with no download.

The game suits players of all ages: there is nothing to fight, and the controls are a flick and a steer. Players who want more can chase gold medals on every track, complete missions to raise their rank and collect all 60 official Wham-O discs across six collections. The three lands give each pair of worlds its own look: the Dutch countryside of Meadowland and Viewpoint Hill, the Chinese mountains of Dragon Sea and Cloudy Cliffs, and the jungle of Rio Grande and The Lost City.

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