Casual Game Flappy Bird

Everything in Flappy Bird comes down to fighting gravity one tap at a time. The bird is always falling — each tap gives it a small upward bump. Tap too often and you clip the top pipe, tap too little and you drop into the gap below. Pipes arrive in pairs with a fixed opening between them and never stop coming — the run ends the instant you touch one. What makes it so hard is that the bird reacts instantly, with no momentum to forgive a lazy tap, so you're constantly making tiny corrections to stay level. Most runs don't end on a tough stretch — they end on a single panicked over-tap right after a close call.

- Flap: Tap the screen (or click / press Space) to make the bird flap upward.

- Let it drop: Stop tapping and it falls — the longer you wait, the faster it sinks.

- Thread the gap: Guide the bird through the opening in each pair of pipes without touching them.

- Chase distance: Every pipe you clear is one point — survive as long as you can.

- Tap in a light, steady rhythm instead of mashing — small even flaps keep the bird level and easy to read.

- Aim for the middle of each gap, not the edge, so you have a cushion when your timing is slightly off.

- Watch the next pipe, not the one you're passing, so you can start adjusting height early.

- After a near-miss, don't instantly tap again — that panic flap ends more runs than any hard section.

- Play in short bursts — Flappy Bird punishes frustration, and your reactions get worse the more tilted you are.

- Reaction: 95% — Almost the entire game is split-second timing — every tap has to land in the right instant or the run is over.

- Stamina: 70% — A long run demands unbroken concentration, and real progress comes from grinding attempt after attempt.

- Mental: 20% — There's very little planning or strategy here — it rewards reflexes and rhythm, not thinking ahead.