Most of the world is empty and dark. The land, its valleys, and the rocks with tunnels through
them lie in a thin layer at the bottom. Fly low and you go fast. Climb and you slow down, and the
land fades into the dark below.
How to play
- Watch
- When it opens, Hisakata flies itself behind the title. Tap once to start the sound; then you
can just watch and listen.
- Touch and drag
- Touch the screen anywhere to take over. Drag to steer, like a flight stick: left or right to
bank, down to climb, up to dive.
- Tilt
- Wave the phone side to side, as if waving goodbye, to steer by tilting it instead. Hold it at a
comfortable angle and keep it still for a moment; that becomes level. The CENTER button sets level
again. Touch the screen to go back to dragging.
- Let go
- While you steer by dragging, take your finger off for about four seconds and Hisakata flies
itself again, from where you are.
- Time
- When you fly by hand, a countdown starts once you first come down near the ground. Flying
through a ring adds time. When it runs out, the flight ends. While Hisakata flies itself, there
is no countdown.
- After a crash
- Tap to start again from the beginning. Or leave it alone for a few seconds: Hisakata takes over
and comes back down out of the dark above, where you fell.
Sound
The sound is synthesized on the device as you fly; there are no recordings. Headphones are worth it.
Privacy
Hisakata collects nothing, sends nothing, and saves no settings, scores or progress.
Privacy policy
Requirements
iPhone, iOS 17 or later. Portrait or landscape.
Contact
. It reaches one person, so give it a day or
two.