The adaptive soundtrack composed by Peter McConnell complements different stages of tornado growth, creating an immersive experience where both visual and auditory elements add to player satisfaction.
The fact that Wind Warriors are vulnerable to sunlight has an interesting parallel to how actual tornadic activity is typically reduced or halted once weather conditions clear up.
As players progress through levels, they must break objects and grow in size which gives an engaging portrayal of how actual tornadoes can gradually increase their destructive power over time with enough available debris around them.
Zephyr and the Wind Warriors, who believe they are saving Earth by capturing Fire Flyers, are inadvertently causing massive destruction on a scale that could lead to large-scale human loss of life and property damage.
Throughout the game, Zephyr captures Fire Flyers around the world, only to make a shocking discovery: the Fire Flyers he's collected were enslaved within the orbs he's been gathering for Omegaton.
