How do I control the bird?

Tap the screen to make the bird fly upward; each tap lifts it higher while gravity pulls it down.

Is FlapThe Bird free to play?

Yes, the game is completely free and runs in your web browser.

What devices can I play on?

It works on any desktop or mobile browser that supports HTML5.

How many lives do I have?

You start with three lives; hitting an obstacle or the ground costs one life.

What's a good tip for getting a high score?

Focus on steady, rhythmic taps to maintain altitude and avoid over‑correcting, which helps you stay longer and rack up points.

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FlapThe Bird

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About this game

FlapThe Bird is a fast‑paced 2D puzzle game where you guide a bird through an endless stream of hurdles. Tap the screen to make the bird lift upward, timing each tap to dodge obstacles and stay off the ground. You start with three lives, and each collision or fall costs one life, so precise reflexes are key to lasting longer.

The game’s appeal lies in its simple yet challenging control scheme and the thrill of beating your own high score. It runs directly in any modern browser, so it’s free to play on desktop or mobile devices without downloads. Quick sessions make it perfect for a short break, while the endless challenge keeps you coming back for more.

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How to play

Tap the screen to make the bird fly up Avoid hurdles and obstacles Do not touch the ground You have 3 lives to survive Fly as far as possible to get a high score

Frequently asked questions

How do I control the bird?: Tap the screen to make the bird fly upward; each tap lifts it higher while gravity pulls it down.
Is FlapThe Bird free to play?: Yes, the game is completely free and runs in your web browser.
What devices can I play on?: It works on any desktop or mobile browser that supports HTML5.
How many lives do I have?: You start with three lives; hitting an obstacle or the ground costs one life.
What's a good tip for getting a high score?: Focus on steady, rhythmic taps to maintain altitude and avoid over‑correcting, which helps you stay longer and rack up points.