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Flappy Bird, the once very popular phone game, has made a comeback and can now only be found on Android phones through the Epic Games Store. Unlike its controversial Telegram version from last year, ...

The creator of Flappy Bird, Dong Nguyen, has now commented about the game’s return. Nguyen says he has nothing to do with the revival. Nguyen also states that he “did not sell anything” and that “I ...

Flappy Bird is coming back, but the game increasingly seems like a cash grab as the original creator has confirmed he has nothing to do with it, and crypto ties in the game are becoming abundantly ...

Flappy Bird is returning to iOS and Android devices after a decade-long hiatus and will include new characters and new game modes. The mobile game will be back in 2025, according to its trailer and ...

Epic Games has slowly been creating a safe space for Android games that are free from the Google Play Store. The newest Epic Games addition is a title that hasn’t been around in some time — Flappy ...

When a much-loved but now, sadly defunct video game suddenly comes back to life, you’d think it was a cause for celebration as gamers around the world flex their thumbs in anticipation. But the story ...

Take Flappy Doge, for example. Although not on the Google Play or Apple stores, it's just one of the many "Flappy Bird" clones attempting to cash in on the popularity of the recently discontinued ...

It's been roughly a week since Flappy Bird was taken off of the Apple App Store by its creator, Dong Nguyen. The game in question received a ton of criticism from "borrowing" design cues from Nintendo ...