City Sky app

City Sky app
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Developer(s)	Clayton Ward
Publisher(s)	Pocket Simulations
Platform(s)	iOS
Release date(s)	iOS November 4, 2011
Genre(s)	Platform
Mode(s)	Single-player
Rating(s)	Apple: 5
Media/distribution	Download

City Sky is a video game developed by Clayton Ward and published by Pocket Simulations for iOS. It was released worldwide for iOS on November 4, 2011. City Sky has many planned updates and promotional products that will be available soon.

Gameplay

The goal of city sky is to dodge buildings, birds, and aircraft through a never ending series of cities. You move your character by using a joypad on the left hand side of the screen, or tilting with the accelerometer. While playing your score rises 50 points per second, your highest score is saved and can be used to unlock different colored of capes. If you collide with a building or a bird your character poofs away, and the game is over. If you collide with a airplane, helicopter, or UFO your character explodes and the game is over. The longer you survive the faster each city comes and goes making it harder each city.

Game Modes

An in-game screenshot of City Sky.

There are currently 2 game modes available for City Sky.

Game Mode	Description
Day	Fly during the day, with realistic colors and lighting.
Night	Fly during night, everything is green as if you where to look through night vision goggles.
*Mars	Fly on mars, with futuristic cities, UFOs, and a fading orange background.
*Arctic	Fly in a blizzard, with snowy cities, blinding snow storms, and new dangerous obstacles.
*Ocean	Swim through the ocean, dodge cool buildings and sea life.

*Not available yet

Development

City Sky was developed by Clayton Ward, a 15 year old high school student from Utah. It took only 3 months to complete and release City Sky version 1.0.0, and was done on only 1 computer.

External links

• City Sky homepage
• City Sky's Download page