Flying Galah is a tap-to-fly game made for young children, with a cheerful pink galah flying through gum-tree gates. Every tap is a flap of the wings; let go and the bird glides down again. Fly through the gaps between the gum trees and follow the trail of gum leaves to the next gap. It is made to be fair to a five-year-old: the galah waits in the air until the first tap, the first gaps are extra wide, the first two levels stay at an easy pace, and a friendly voice reads out each mission, each new surprise and a true fact about your bird, so children who can't read yet can play too. You have three lives. Lose one and the galah starts again from a steady hover after a 3-2-1 countdown, so nobody is caught out. Every 30 trees clears a level: the flight stops for a big celebration, a gift box pops open with a hat, and you fly on into a new place with its own tune. There are 10 places: the outback, the seaside, snowy mountains, candy hills, a starry night, a rainforest, a sunny farm, an autumn forest, city rooftops and a rainbow valley, where finishing the last level wins a rainbow crown. Each place brings one new thing: a slow magpie, a gliding seagull, wind gusts, bouncy bubbles, swinging vines, party balloons, leafy gusts and smiling kites. Golden feathers and leaf rings give bonus points, and a gum blossom shields you from one bump. Once a level a power-up bubble floats by: a magnet that pulls leaves to you, slow-mo, or a Rainbow Ride that flies the galah by itself for a few seconds. From Level 2 every level has a small mission, like flying through leaf rings or catching golden feathers, and after the gift box comes Leaf Rush: ten seconds of swooping through a sky full of leaves with nothing to bump. Your points add up across every flight and unlock nine friend birds, each with its own little call: a rainbow lorikeet, a laughing kookaburra, a cockatoo, a budgie, a superb fairy-wren, a crimson rosella, a sacred kingfisher, a toucan and a scarlet macaw. Every bird flies exactly the same, so choosing one is just for fun. If the game ends, you can continue from the level you reached. The gaps narrow slowly and the trees come a little faster as you get better. There is no timer and nothing to buy.