Touch The Sky, Literally
Glide asks the smallest possible question every frame – lift or no lift? Hold the screen and your paper plane fights gravity. Release and it falls. Yellow updrafts give a strong vertical boost when your plane crosses through them.
Below, mountains rise unpredictably out of the ground. Above, the sky has a ceiling. Threading the gap is the whole game.
Why The Single Button Works
Endless fliers usually rely on flap-tap mechanics. Glide swaps that for continuous tension. Holding the screen forever does not save you because the sky has a top. Releasing forever kills you because the ground has spikes. The skill is in the rhythm of your finger on and off.
Updrafts add a planning layer. A well-timed pass through one extends a glide for several seconds. A missed updraft means burning lift you do not have.