Flappy Bird is the hardest easy game ever made. Tap to flap, and the bird rises; do nothing and it falls. Pipes with a narrow gap scroll toward you and touching anything — pipe, ground, ceiling — ends the run. Dong Nguyen released it in 2013, it became the most-downloaded app in the world in early 2014, and he pulled it from the app stores a month later because, he said, it had become too addictive.
That withdrawal is why people still search for it: the game was never officially re-released. The version here is a faithful browser remake — same physics, same gap, same scoring — and the same maddening feeling that a score of 10 should not be this hard.
Its creator, Dong Nguyen, took it off the App Store and Google Play in February 2014, saying the game had become an addiction problem for players and the attention was ruining his life. It has not been officially re-released, which is why browser remakes like this one exist.
10 is a milestone for most people, 20 is good, 50 is very good, and 100+ is rare. The game's physics are identical every run, so scores are purely about consistency.
Both. Tap on a phone; space or click on a Chromebook. It is one of the lightest games on the site.