Ten Ton Hammer Reviews Flyff

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Posted Wed, May 14, 2008 by Shayalyn

Should You Take a Flying Leap?

Free to play games seem to be popping out of the woodwork, but some have been around for a bit. Fly for Fun (more commonly known as Flyff) is an imported game from Gala-Net. In this game, players can not only fly, but also fight against the dread Masquerpets and other enemies while in the air. Ten Ton Hammer's Amber "Aurael" Weldon has delved into the world of Flyff to bring you our Flyff - Official Review.

The ultimate reason that many players want to try this game is so that they can fly. Flying in Flyff is quite entertaining. You gain the flying skill at level 20 and must then purchase a broom or a board to fly on. These are reasonably priced and shouldn’t be hard to find. The station master will instruct you on the controls and allow you to purchase your first broom or board. The controls are a bit tricky to master and airborne combat is unlike anything I’ve seen in any game.

Ten Ton Hammer Reviews Flyff

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