Fly Tales:

In Brief:
Fly Tales is a side scrolling flying game with cartoon like graphics. There's no shooting involved, just avoid the moving obstacles, bombs and spiders that appear in front of you while you fly towards the end of the stage. Don't crash into the top or ground as this will also destroy your plane and you'll have to restart. I don't know how many levels there are; I managed to pass several stages and that took me quite a few attempts. But there appears to be an unlimited number of stages, each stage says survive and make money. Your accumulated wealth is shown in the top middle of the screen.

Each run through is different in that the bombs and spiders and moving obstacles appear in different places each time you play through; however, the actual level background appears the same in all stages; what changes is the colour of the background and whether it's raining or misty. As you progress the plane 'appears. to travel faster gradually, but this may be an optical illusion due to the weather effects, plus the fact that after letting the game run while having to restart it went through over 50 stages. Each stage lasts for about 20 seconds. Collect coins as you progress by flying through chains of them.

Use your W & S or Up & Down arrows to access the main menu buttons and then enter. The options menu includes a toggle for full screen; the game starts in a window. You can also toggle on/off the music, SFX and shader. There are two languages available, English and Russian. All toggles activate using the enter key. To return to the main menu use the Esc key. While in game you can pause the game by pressing the Esc key, then selecting whether to continue, go to the main menu or exit the game using the enter key.

To restart the game after crashing into an obstacle use the Left Mouse Button and click on the large start button

You can see a video of game play HERE

Conclusion:
Fly Tales is a cute game with what appears to be an endless level divided into stages. Personally, I found it really had to avoid some obstacles due in part to repeatedly trying to use the A and D keys as well as the W & S keys. This often caused me to either nosedive into hills or buildings or hit the roof.
There's little variable game play, so I would suggest it's more a coffee break game than a game I'd play for extended periods. I think I'd find it hard on my hands trying to survive past the levels I saw (level 63) before I shut the game down. Still, it is playable and worth a check especially if you enjoy side scrolling runner like games.

Notes on Security
I scanned a zipped copy of the installed game using Virus Total and it found zero hits from 63 antimalware engines. You can see the installed games scan results HERE.