Skydiving Extreme

The Skydiving Extreme is based on a team jump: four jumpers leave the side and must gather in the air to perform the figure. This is no longer a single fall, but a work of interaction, where the entire group depends on one participant. In free fall, seconds count. You need to quickly take the desired position, approach your partner, hold hands and hold the formation, and then disperse until the canopy opens. An error in body position turns slender figures into erratic somersaults, and you have to rely on precision control. In addition to team tasks, there are single disciplines - where the technique of falling and the ability to land not in the bushes, but at the intended point are important. The levels differ in conditions, and not only the tasks become more complicated, but also the behavior of the air, which forces you to change your usual movements. It is also worth noting that jumps are performed at different times of the day and in different weather conditions, and this affects the conditions of the fall. There is also a training mode where they explain how to group and open the canopy correctly. Competitive tasks are evaluated by judges: the more accurate the construction, the higher the score, and making a small mistake here is more expensive than in a single jump. Before the start, you can set up your equipment, and after the jump, watch the recording from different cameras to understand exactly where the figure fell apart. The project is niche: there are few graphics, the physics is arbitrary, and you have to figure it out on your own. But for those looking for an unusual sports experience, the Skydiving Extreme remains a rare case where the player is offered not speed or power, but coordination in the sky.