Is Whale Trail too psychedelic? Just a bit. Judge for yourself: you play a flying whale called Willow who has to soar through a day-glo skyline avoiding clouds and collecting bubbles in Rainbow Land. Oh, and Super Furry Animal Gruff Rhys provides the theme tune.
With a paid for Classic version and free, ad-supported Frenzy version on Android, you've got no excuse for not taking some time out for spaced out loop the loop.
Reminiscent of iPhone hit Tiny Wings, Whale Trail is beautiful, whimsical and fearsomely addictive.
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