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 at one point was reportedly bringing in tens of thousands of dollars in ad revenue per day. By February 2014, however, Nguyen had completely removed the game from all mobile app stores.

Flappy Bird is back!Watch on YouTube. The game's return is thanks to the Flappy Bird Foundation, a team of fans "committed to sharing the game with the world".

The Flappy Bird Foundation celebrated the game’s re-release in a post on Twitter. As of now, the new and improved version is only available on Android devices through the Epic Games Store, but ...

Flappy Bird is set to make a return, 10 years after the viral mobile game was taken offline.. READ MORE: How Chrissy Costanza became video games’ go-to soundtrack queen Originally launched in ...

After 10 years, viral mobile game Flappy Bird is available to play again and developers have promised it will “never” feature controversial Web3 elements Originally launched in 2013 by video ...

L ast week, The Flappy Bird Foundation announced a game called Flappy Bird.But while the group has been framing it as the ...

The original Flappy Bird launched in May 2013 for iOS and January 2014 for Android, but was removed from both Google Play and the App Store on February 10, 2014, after its creator, Vietnamese game ...

Flappy Bird will return to iOS and Android as native mobile apps in 2025. But you'll be able to play it elsewhere before then. The team is planning to bring the game to other platforms, such as ...

Planned future releases, including desktop and mobile web browser, and native app versions on iOS and Android are scheduled for 2025. The upcoming expanded Flappy Bird releases will debut new game ...

According to a report from Polygon, Flappy Bird Publishing relaunched Flappy Bird as an Android-exclusive game with help from Epic Games after game developer Dong Nguyen pulled it from Apple’s ...

Flappy Bird’s original creator says he has nothing to do with the new game. Dong Nguyen’s trademark for the game was terminated after Gametech Holdings filed to have it declared abandoned.