Someone has revived Flappy Bird for Android phones. And as nostalgic as it may be, you really shouldn't download it.

Check out the Android Epic Games Store Launch Trailer for Flappy Bird, the return of a classic mobile game developed by Flappy Bird Foundation. Players will once again start, tap, and flap forever ...

Today, a Flappy Bird game launched in the Epic Games Store on Android (and nowhere else, so far), but is it the Flappy Bird? It’s from the same “Flappy Bird Foundation” that said it acquired ...

Ever wanted to build your own Flappy Bird game? Well, buckle up because we’re about to do just that—from setting up the project to making that little bird flap its wings and dodge pipes like a pro. No ...

The spokesperson said the game “will never have NFTs,” echoing a Sept. 23 X post from the Flappy Bird team, which added that no crypto wallet would be required to play.

Still, the game could be considered safe to download and install because the entire code is open source. How to install and play the clone? The recreated version of Flappy Bird is available as an APK.

The reborn Flappy Bird debuted last week with a token minting event. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. YouTube Watch On ...

At its core, Flappy Bird is a simple game. You poke the screen to make the bird flap. You try not to bump into the pipes. You see how far you can get before inevitably crashing into said pipes.

The Flappy Bird trademark was abandoned following the game's takedown, and the Foundation filed for its revival, they explained. In 2018, a firm called Mobile Media Partners secured the trademark ...

The new owners of mobile game revival Flappy Bird have released a statement to "clear the air" on their intentions, but are yet to acknowledge claims it's based on cryptocurrency.

However, Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen has denied any involvement. "No, I have no [relation to] their game. I did not sell anything," he wrote in a social media post on Sept. 15.

Flappy Bird, released in May 2013, is a side-scrolling mobile game in which players tap their phone screen to guide a bird through gaps in green pipes. The score is determined by how many they ...