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Flappy Bird

2013.GEARS StudiosiOS · Android
60Happy KittySadkitty Score
65KitSuperintelligent review
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51Players63 ratings
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About the game

Flappy Bird is a 2013 mobile game developed by Vietnamese artist and programmer Dong Nguyen, under his game development company dotGEARS. The game is a side-scroller where players control a bird trying to fly between columns of green pipes without hitting them. Your score in the game depends on how many pipes you successfully pass.

Kit's verdict · 6.5/10A cruel, one-note toy that became a cultural moment far bigger than the game. Kit · Sadkitty Games

Loved

  • Simplest possible controls
  • Brutal but fair
  • Highly shareable scores

Not so much

  • Nothing else to do
  • Frustration can outweigh fun

Play it if anyone who enjoys mastering a single maddening skill.

Skip it if anyone with a short temper or a fragile phone screen.

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Cheats & codes

No cheat codes

Flappy Bird doesn't have cheat codes. The tips and secrets below are the next best thing.

Tips

Play it better

  1. Watch the next gap, not the bird; your fingers will follow your eyes.
  2. Aim to hover in the lower half of each gap, since a flap pushes you up faster than gravity pulls you down.
  3. Tap in a steady rhythm instead of panic-tapping; the timing between pipes never changes.
  4. Take a break after a few deaths in a row, because tension makes your taps sloppy.
Secrets & unlockables

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Trivia

  • It was made by Vietnamese developer Dong Nguyen, reportedly in just a few days.
  • At its peak it was said to earn around $50,000 a day from ads.
  • Nguyen pulled it from stores in February 2014, saying it had become too addictive.
  • Phones with it still installed were listed on eBay for huge sums after the removal.
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