flappy bird
A free Flappy Bird game — play it in your browser, no install. Flappy Wings: a web-based Flappy Bird clone. Tap to flap. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
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A tiny web-based Flappy Bird clone built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - no libraries, no build step.
Tap / click / Space - flap your wings. Dodge the pipes, don't touch the ground. Medals at 10 🥉, 20 🥈, 30 🥇, 40 🏆. Best score is saved in your browser; sound can be toggled with the 🔊 button.
styles.css - layout and panel styling. game.js - canvas game loop: physics, pipe spawning, collision, parallax background, and a tiny WebAudio sound synth.
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