Tap, click or press space to flap. Thread the gap between each pair of pipes, score a point per pass, and chase your saved best score.
Click, tap the board, or press space to flap.
Click, tap or hit space — there's nothing else to learn.
The bird falls naturally between flaps, so timing is everything.
Your top run is kept in this browser so every attempt has something to beat.
Simple controls, unforgiving timing.
This style of game strips arcade play down to a single input: one button, one axis of movement, and a world that never stops scrolling toward you. The entire challenge lives in rhythm — flap too often and you climb into the top of the screen, flap too rarely and gravity drops you into the ground or the next pipe.
Because there's nothing to learn beyond "tap to go up," the skill ceiling comes entirely from repetition. Most players notice a real jump in consistency after a dozen or so runs.
Good runs come from a steady flapping rhythm, not from reacting to each pipe individually.
Short, frequent taps near a gap give you finer control than one big flap and a long fall.
Pipes scroll a little faster as your score grows, so a run that feels easy early can tighten up fast.
A crash restarts instantly with a fresh, randomly placed set of pipes ahead.
Questions about controls, scoring and difficulty.
Click or tap anywhere on the game area, or press the spacebar. Each flap gives the bird a short upward boost before gravity pulls it back down.
You score one point every time the bird fully passes a pipe. Hitting a pipe, the ground or flying off the top ends the run immediately.
Yes. Pipes scroll slightly faster the higher your score climbs, so later pipes demand tighter timing than the first few.
No. Your best score is saved only in this browser's local storage on this device and is never uploaded anywhere.
Yes. Tapping the game area flaps the bird exactly like clicking with a mouse, and the board resizes to fit your screen.