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Paper Airplane Launcher Game

Sep 30, 2026 / By Steve

What happens when you launch a paper airplane straight ahead? What about almost straight up? A low angle sends your plane forward quickly, while a steeper angle sends it higher but may not carry it as far. In this game, grab a paper airplane and get ready to launch! Crates are stacked, balanced, and perched all across the field, and it is your job to knock them down. Pull back on the launcher to build power.See how many you can knock down!

Ready to try it for real? Follow our Paper Airplane Launcher DIY to build a motorized launcher, then stack books underneath to change the launch angle, just like in the game. Looking for a launcher with all the parts included? Build the Flex & Fly Plane Launcher and bend its foam wings to see how different angles change a flight path.

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