A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. Classic Flappy Bird recreated in Java Swing/AWT — flap-physics, scrolling pipes, collision detection, and live scoring. Runs as a standalone .jar, no dependencies.
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Best with a keyboard. Controls: SPACE to start the game / Flap / Restart after Game Over · P to pause / Resume
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A polished recreation of the classic Flappy Bird, built from scratch in Java Swing/AWT. Flap through a gap in scrolling pipes, chase a persistent high score, and watch the game get harder the longer you survive - all in a lightweight native desktop window.
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Open the project folder directly (it already has .idea/.iml files at language level 25). Two run configurations are bundled and ready to use from the dropdown: App (Game) and Feature Tests.
The game window opens on the start screen - press SPACE to begin.
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