Use arrow keys or mouse movements to control your paraglider's direction and altitude. Press spacebar to activate speed boost, and use A/D keys for precise turning. Monitor wind conditions and thermal updrafts to maintain optimal flight paths.

Adapt your flight strategy based on dynamic weather conditions. Use tailwinds to gain speed, avoid storm clouds, and leverage thermal updrafts to gain altitude. Watch for weather indicators that signal changing conditions.

Collect various power-ups during flight to enhance your capabilities. Speed boosters help navigate challenging wind conditions, while shield power-ups protect against turbulence. Time your power-up usage strategically.

Experience the most realistic and engaging paragliding simulation in the Sprunki Game series. Feel the thrill of soaring through dynamic weather conditions while mastering advanced flight techniques.

With dynamic weather systems and procedurally generated challenges, every flight in Sprunki ParaSprunki 15.0 Part 2 Reupload offers a unique experience and new opportunities for mastery.

Test your skills against global leaderboards and complete special missions to earn exclusive rewards. Share your achievements and challenge friends to beat your records.

Learn to identify and utilize thermal updrafts effectively. Look for cloud formations and terrain features that typically generate thermals. Circle within thermals to gain maximum altitude while maintaining stable flight control. Master the art of transitioning between thermals to maintain continuous lift.

Understand how terrain affects local wind patterns and use this knowledge to your advantage. Ridge lift occurs when wind hits slopes, creating consistent updrafts. Valley winds change direction throughout the day. Learn to read wind indicators like flags and smoke to predict air movements.

Perfect your approach and landing techniques for different conditions. Calculate your glide ratio and plan your landing pattern early. Account for wind direction and strength when choosing landing zones. Practice emergency landing procedures for unexpected situations.

Develop skills to assess and respond to changing weather conditions. Learn to recognize dangerous cloud formations and approaching weather fronts. Understand how temperature and humidity affect air density and flight performance. Know when to abort flights due to deteriorating conditions.