Aviator

Build 🔨 a card program, fly the biplane through the rings, land on the strip. Aviator is a logic puzzle about flying a small red biplane over a paper patchwork island. You never steer the plane. You build 🔨 a program from maneuver cards, press Fly, and watch 👀 the biplane carry out your list 📋 one card at a time ⏱️. Fly through every gold ring at the right height, dust the crop strips with the smoke on, and land back on your own airstrip. Each course has a par, the fewest cards that can solve it. Beat it and you earn three stars. If a run fails, the debrief names the card and the cell where it went wrong ❌. You can scrub through the replay, fix the program and try again. A hint card shows the opening move of the shortest line. What you can do in Aviator: - Solve 40 courses across five islands. Each island adds one new ✨ rule: ridges, smoke and dusting, gull flocks, and gusts of wind. - Fly the Line of the Day, a new ✨ board made from the date. It works offline 📴, you get three attempts, and your streak 🔥 and last seven days are tracked. - Design your own island in the Workshop. Paint ridges, water, lighthouses, rings, dust strips and gulls, then press Verify to find out whether it can be landed. - Share 🤝 a course with a short code, or import 📥 a friend's code and preview the board first. - Repaint your biplane in the Hangar with ready-made schemes or your own colours. You can also lift three colours from a photo 📸, which is optional. - Learn 📖 each card in the maneuver guide, with a small board that runs the card live. - Check ✅ your flight log 📝 for cards flown, stars and pars met, and replay your best run on any island. - Collect a postcard for each island by beating par throughout it. The cards are simple ✨: cruise forward one, two or three cells, bank left, bank right, climb, dive and switch the smoke on or off. The puzzles come from how you combine them. Aviator plays offline 📴, and all the courses are included. Settings let you reduce motion, switch haptics on, show the par and show grid coordinates.