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The Airflow Trials

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In the simulated world, the drone tries to cope with tasks that sometimes defy gravity and at other times, common sense. Loads, buttons, levers, and amusing fails in a physics puzzle where every mistake is almost an experiment.

Welcome to the world of simulation

The Airflow Trials is a physics-based puzzle game with an unconventional approach to control and level progression. Instead of a traditional character, you control a drone that can latch onto objects and move them around to overcome various obstacles. But be careful — physics here is unforgiving: carry something too heavy, and your drone won’t take off.

Puzzles that won’t let you get bored

You’ll face challenges that test your logic, coordination, and creativity. Some levels are as simple as placing a weight on the right platform, while others require triggering a chain of mechanisms to open a path. It’s not just about skills — it’s about experimentation. There’s no single “correct” solution — everything depends on your ingenuity and imagination.

Mastering physics with an adventurous spirit

The Airflow Trials is a fusion of puzzle-solving and physics experimentation. Every move counts, and improvisation becomes part of your strategy. Controlling the drone might feel unfamiliar at first, but that’s where the thrill lies — finding balance, dealing with inertia, lifting off, falling, trying again.

The environment responds to your every action: objects have weight, levers pull mechanisms, and platforms sink under pressure. The atmosphere is filled with a delightful clumsiness where every failure brings not frustration but a smile.

And the drone itself — with its shaky rotors and strained attempts to lift off — evokes nostalgia for that one infamous helicopter mission that many remember for its unexpected difficulty and unpredictability.

Simulation or reality?

Each level is a self-contained simulated environment: an office, a construction site, a laboratory, an ancient castle, and more. There’s no overarching narrative — and that’s not a bug, it’s a feature. Everything you experience is part of a training program designed to teach artificial intelligence how to pilot a drone. And you are one iteration of that AI, undergoing trials on the path to perfection.