2D Quad Copter

Navigate your quad copter through a beautiful West Coast Canadian mountain range, as bumble bees, dragonflies, Steller's jays, and Canadian geese get in your path.
Touch and hold the screen to fly upwards, let go of the screen to fall downwards.
Dodge the various bugs and birds so your quad copter does not explode.
Stay below the top of the screen otherwise your quad copter may be lost.
Stay alive as long as possible while the bugs and birds take over the sky.

****ABOUT GAME PLAY****
-Bees start the attack and swarm until around 6500 points are obtained.
-Dragonflies unleash their furry from 3000 points until the user reaches 10000 points.
-Steller's jays replace the bumble bees at 6500 points and relentlessly continue until the user falls.
-Canadian geese start flapping their wings at 10000 points and never finish charging at your quad copter unless the user gives in.
-Dragonflies return to the battle if the user can manage to reach 20000 points.

-Leader board activity shows a database of scores.
-View all button shows all data regardless of difficulty mode.
-View normal button shows all normal mode data.
-View beginner button shows all beginner mode data.
-Leader board activity allows the user to delete all or parts of the database depending on which delete button the user selects.
-Delete all button deletes all data.
-Delete user button deletes the currently selected (from the start menu) users data.
-Delete normal or beginner button deletes scores based on the difficulty mode which is displayed on the button itself. The value represented on the button changes depending on what data is being displayed.

-Music button allows the user to turn on and off the in game original music.
-Original music written and performed by Larry on guitar, Doug on drums, and Sean on bass.
-Thank you so much guys for all your hard work making this music.

-Difficulty button allows the user to change between normal or beginner mode.

-Game activity shows the user their last score and the best normal mode score.
-Game saves automatically once the player has fallen.