Flappy – A Replica of the Original Bird Game is a game with a very long-winded name, but as one might have guessed based on the title, this is a near-exact replica of Flappy Bird and is currently rising up the iOS App Store charts, not quite as quickly as the original did two years ago but close. Your goal, for those who are uninitiated, is to bounce your bird as far as you can and score as many points as possible. Read on for some tips and tricks for Flappy – A Replica of the Original Bird Game!
One of the main differences, if not the only difference, between this and the original is that your bird jumps a tiny bit more slowly, and falls downward a little bit more slowly; thus, if you are used to the original, this game can seem harder. All that you have to do though is to get used to it with practice, and when you do, it will become just as easy as the original Flappy Bird eventually got.
The ball falls a lot more slowly than in the old game, so in this game, oftentimes you will have to let your ball fall down below the level of the pipe’s mouth before bouncing it back up. Or if you have a high pipe with a low pipe coming right after it, get through the high pipe, then start your drop immediately afterwards so that you can make it to the low pipe without smashing your head on the overhead pipe.
The exact speed, or very close to it, that you have to tap in order to keep the bird perfectly level is around 90 BPM, or around 1 1/2 times every second. Keep tapping at this speed until you need to shift upwards or downwards, as tapping at this rhythm to go forward mkaes it easier to adjust when needed.
If you go to the top scores of all time in Game Center, you will noticed that some of them are hacked (you can tell because Shaky Bird, the notorious score hacker, is in the top 10). Most of them are not, though; scroll past Shaky Bird a couple times and scores will still be in the 800s, and descending slowly, meaning that there’s a fairly high bar to pass in order to beat the high scores in this game.
If you get 10 points, you get a bronze medal, 20 points, you get a silver medal. 30 points, and you get a gold medal, 40 points, you get a platinum medal. Beyond that, there are no real additional medals to get; only bragging rights by getting insanely high scores.