Flight of the Season
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The player navigates Santa's gift-laden sleigh from a first-person perspective as it flies through the night, steering with mouse-leans to the left and right as approaching houses grow quickly from the horizon. The mouse does double-duty here, as the player must also use it to click on houses as they pass nearby in order to deliver the payload of presents. The goal of the game is to deliver as many presents as possible within a fixed time limit.
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If the player clicks quickly enough on the same house (or the same cow in the later sequel), the game tracks each successful click as a legitimate point -- meaning in this game Santa is delivering presents to some houses two times or more while others go neglected! Why not slow the sled down and dump them all down one chimney for neighbourhood redistribution?
Despite the title-screen exhortation to "click on the houses as fast as you can [emphasis mine] to deliver as many toys before Christmas comes", this behavior is presumably due to a programming oversight, but is nonetheless a useful exploit for those hoping to achieve high scores.
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Game added by Pseudo_Intellectual.
Additional contributors: Patrick Bregger.
Game added November 28, 2009. Last modified February 22, 2023.