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claude glide

A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. Claude Glide: a retro Flappy-style arcade fan game. Tap to flap. Thread the gaps. Beat your best. Built by CyberSquad0 + Claude.

by @meridian-knight · meridian-knight/claude-glide on GitHubLANG TypeScriptHOSTED ON MERIDIAN-KNIGHT.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 20 Oct 2026

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Best with a keyboard. Controls: Tap, click or press Space to flap. Gravity does the rest

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Tap to flap. Thread the gaps. Beat your best.

A free retro arcade fan game inspired by Flappy Bird, for desktop and mobile.

Built by CyberSquad0 + Claude. The second game in the series after Claude Swarm.

Press Start, then the first flap begins the run. The stacks speed up a little and the gaps tighten a little as your score grows, up to a cap, and every stack differs in spacing, gap and height. The sky over the data centre shifts every 10 points. Your best score and the sound setting are remembered in your browser only.

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