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Flappy Bird is a 2013 android game, created by Nguyễn Hà Đông, a Vietnam-based developer and distributed by .GEARS Studios, a small, free game developer likewise situated in Vietnam. The diversion is a side-scroller where the player controls a winged creature, endeavoring to fly between lines of green pipes touching them. The designer made the game over a few days, utilizing a bird as a central character which he had intended for a scratched off diversion in 2012.

The diversion was launched on May 24, 2013 yet gotten a sudden prominence in ahead of schedule 2014. It was condemned for its level of trouble and claimed literary theft in representation and diversion mechanics, while different commentators thought that it was addictive. Toward the end of January 2014, it was the most installed free android game in the iOS App Store. Amid this period, its engineer guaranteed that Flappy Bird was procuring $50,000 a day from in-application promotions.

Flappy Bird was deleted from both Google Play and Apple's App Store by its inventor on February 10, 2014, because of blame over what he thought to be its addictive nature. The diversion's notoriety and sudden removal brought about phones with it preinstalled to be set up at deal for high costs over the Internet. Diversions like Flappy Bird got to be well known on the iTunes App Store after Flappy Bird was removed from these App stores, and both Google and Apple have removed the games because they were similar to the original. The diversion has additionally been distributed through informal channels on numerous platforms.

In August 2014, an updated adaptation of Flappy Bird, called Flappy Birds Family, was launched only for the Amazon Fire TV.

You can easily search Flappy Bird on search engines such as Google. There you will also come across many links that may help you in installing the game. You can install it from the webpages provided on the search engine and enjoy playing the game.