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Flying Cyrus - Wrecking Ball Cheats and Tips

Flying Cyrus - Wrecking Ball cheats, tips, scores, and hacks for Flying Cyrus- Wrecking Ball! The newest addition to the Flappy Bird knock-off family, Talo's Flying Cyrus - Wrecking Ball is essentially the same thing as Flappy Bird, except you get to continuously smash Cyrus's face into hammers and wrecking balls. The game's absurd premise makes for plenty of laughs, and you still get all of the benefits of an addictive and challenging game. Flying Cyrus - Wrecking Ball is available for free on all iOS devices, including iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone. If all you want to do is break your walls in frustration, look no further: we have all the Flying Cyrus cheats and tips you need to be a superstar. Let's not beat around the bush: as a game, Flying Cyrus does not represent an attempt at anything new, nor is it trying to be. From the same obstacle layout and finger-tapping gameplay of the original to the game's exact replications of Flappy Bird's fluttering and crashing sounds, Flying Cyrus doesn't leave much to the imagination. The only innovation it brings to the table is its distinctly infuriating ad system, which takes what was awful about Flappy Bird's and makes it even more painful. Every other game, you have to click "no thanks" to an ad that fills the screen. The only enjoyable aspect of this game is its pop cultural appeal. You'd be hard-pressed to find someone who hasn't wanted to send Miley Cyrus through a wrecking ball or two, so in that particular department, this game delivers. If you want a few laughs, read on for some Flying Cyrus - Wrecking Ball cheats and hints! However, if you're looking for a solid Flappy Bird replacement, we suggest you either check out Splashy Fish or Ironpants.

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Flying Cyrus Tip #1

  • As with all of these games, rhythm is everything. Maintaining a steady and controlled pace is a guaranteed way to improve your score.
  • Don't think too much. Remember that this is a mindless game -- you're better off not thinking too hard while tapping away. Pretty soon, you'll notice that your tapping has developed an automatic feel. This is what you're shooting for.

Flying Cyrus Tip #2

  • Keep Cyrus flying low. It's easier to maneuver her when she's kept closer to the hammers and farther from the wrecking balls.
  • Remember not to tap too many times. Trust Cyrus. Even at low altitudes, you should wait as long as possible before tapping her up. This will keep you in control and prevent hitting the wrecking balls above.

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Flying Cyrus Tip #3

  • Cyrus is much easier to control than the protagonists of Flappy Bird and its other knock-offs are. She doesn't fall nearly as fast, and it's pretty easy to position her where you need her.
  • That being said, the only issue with Cyrus is her massive head. It's not as easy to thread her through the spaces as it was with Flappy Bird. If you think you have enough space to move up a couple of taps, you probably don't. Keep her size in mind as you guide Cyrus forward.

Flying Cyrus Tip #4

  • A good way to avoid losing control of Cyrus is to focus on the hammers and wrecking balls in the foreground of the game
  • Unlike the more dynamic backgrounds of games like Splashy Fish and Flappy Bird, the background for Flying Cyrus is made up entirely of scrolling grey bricks. Any time your eyes catch sight of these bricks, it's likely you will lose your rhythm. There's something unsettling and hypnotic about the bricks that does more harm than good.

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Flying Cyrus Tip #5

  • One of the downsides of this game is Cyrus's distracting shape. It's hard to feel slick and easy to maneuver when your main character has a serpent for a tongue.
  • It's easier to forget about how distracting her features are if you just focus on the top of her head and let the rest of her blur.

Flying Cyrus Tip #6

  • Don't give up! For all of its downsides, this game retains a similar difficulty level to Flappy Bird and other games of its ilk.
  • Expect to lose and lose often. Your score will improve with time and lots of practice!

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