Remember back in 2013 there was an addictive mobile game called "Flappy Bird?" After more than 10 years of being banned, it's ...

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Flappy Bird is coming back with a brand new game and without its creator. Credit: Martin Keene/PA Images via Getty Images Ten years ago, a simple mobile game called Flappy Bird took the world by ...

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 ...

Flappy Bird, the infuriating mobile game, is set to make a return later this year. The game grew to tremendous popularity with over 100 million people playing it, but in 2014 original developer ...

Flappy Bird returns after 10 years on Epic Games Store with new features and modes. The developer promises more releases within the "Flappy Bird ecosystem," hinting at a possible iOS port.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Just over a decade after its 2013 release--and its surprisingly quick removal from app stores--the immensely popular Flappy Bird is finally ...

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. The Flappy Bird ...

Last week brought the unexpected news that Flappy Bird, the 2014 viral hit, is making a comeback. But the game's creator Dong Nguyen was notably absent from the announcement, and the more you look ...

Flappy Bird set the bar (or rather pipes, placed randomly) for mobile game simplicity. Between that and its bizarrely high level of difficulty, it created a devilish blend of game-playing ...

Remember Flappy Bird? You know, that mobile game that became an overnight sensation for its simple-yet-frustrating setup, and disappeared almost as quickly? I was never a fan, but I found myself ...

this morning, saying he didn’t “sell anything.” The Flappy Bird Foundation wrote in the announcement it shared with press last week that it had “acquired the rights from Gametech Holdings ...