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 […Read More]
Flappy Bird was one of the strangest happenings in the history of the App Store. It took off to insane levels of popularity, and then it disappeared, just like that. There are ways to play it, though, entirely for free, with or without the ipa and apk files. Read on to find out how to […Read More]
For the longest time, Flappy Bird on iOS and Flappy Bird on Android were two very different animals. Just today, though, Dong Nguyen and .GEARS finally put out the Flappy Bird update on the iOS, bringing it in line with the Android version of the game. There are quite a few difference between the old […Read More]
On the Android version of Flappy Bird, you can change the background from day to night, and from night to day. There’s still some uncertainty on how to do that, though, a recommended method would simply be to change the time from sometime during the day to sometime during the night on your phone or […Read More]
Flappy Bird is a game with 8-bit graphics, pipes that look like they came from Super Mario Bros 3, and a bird that looks like a chicken nugget with eyes and a beak that massively sucks at flying. It’s also insanely hard and massively addicting – think of it as the “Snake” of the modern […Read More]
Flappy Bird was created by Dong Nguyen and published by .Gears. Both of these companies are based out of Vietnam, and specialize in indie mobile games. This game didn’t start to get extremely popular until recently, but the game actually came out quite awhile ago. It only just now went viral, and has become possibly […Read More]
Flappy Bird is the newest game/digital drug to hit the iOS and Android app stores. The goal is to get through as many pipes as possible by tapping your screen to bounce the bird up and down, but the catch is that it’s insanely hard to do, and as such, it’s also extremely addicting. Seriously, […Read More]
5) Play Flappy Bird on an Android device, rather than an iOS device, if possible. Currently, Flappy Bird is easier to play on Androids, rather than iOS devices, according to Dong Nguyen, the creator of the game. This might not be true in the future, once he releases an update to the game, but at […Read More]
Go look in the App Store at how many reviews Flappy Bird has. As of the time of this writing it’s approaching 400,000, proof that Flappy Bird is what would happen if drugs were converted into app form. Yes, it’s that addicting, because it’s insanely frustrating, and it’s insanely difficult to get past a score […Read More]
Flappy Bird is a simple, massively frustrating, and wildly addicting game. The gameplay’s simplicity and addictiveness inspires the same feeling as the old Snake mobile game did back in the days when flip phones were what all of the celebrities had. Can’t get a score above ten? There are ways to do it every time […Read More]
