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A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. Flappy Bird for your terminal (wasm & native too), with three ways to play: dodge the pipes, graze the flowers, or shoot the invaders.

by @ronilan · ronilan/incredible-flappy on GitHubLANG Rust★ 3HOSTED ON RONILAN.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 28 Sep 2026

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Controls: Tab to select · Enter / Space / click — flap · K — kitty mode

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Flappy Bird for your terminal, with three ways to play: dodge the pipes, graze the flowers, or shoot the invaders.

It can be played in the terminal, using native macOS and Windows app or right here in the browser. It's written in Rust using the Incredible TUI framework. Inspired by (meaning parts lifted verbatim) Impossible Flappy.

Prebuilt binaries are provided for each release.

Type incredible_flappy in the container shell to launch.

Pick a game on the splash screen with Tab, then Enter to start. Clicking a game starts it directly. The ← button (top left) goes back to splash.

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