Flappy Bird Foundation is a new company that acquired the licensing and trademark to Flappy Bird. Flappy Bird will be available to play on web browsers this Fall, and for iOS and Android in 2025.

Now that the rights have the game have been acquired by a new group, they’re planning on bringing back Flappy Bird with new content and are aiming for a 2025 release on the iOS, Android, and PC ...

Flappy Bird will launch a web version by the end of October and plans to release on iOS and Android in 2025. The new versions will introduce new characters and game modes.

Flappy Bird is about to return in a new expanded form and is scheduled to be released on web browsers by the end of October, while an Android and iOS version is planned to launch sometime in 2025 ...

If you want to Download Flappy Bird, you can still download it for free from the Good e-Reader App Store. It is currently available for both Blackberry 10 and Android. Flappy Bird Head-to-Head!

Flappy Bird’s return already has a website, but it’s basically a page with links to social platforms. There’s an X account and a Telegram channel where you can get all the news about it.

Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen has now spoken out about his creation being brought back to life. Not mixing any words, Nguyen stated in a social post on X (formerly Twitter) that he has nothing ...

The new Flappy Bird account on X followed multiple cryptocurrency-related profiles, according to X user @dusktodusk94. After the uproar, the game’s account removed the following from those ...

Flappy Bird — a relatively simple side-scrolling game with retro graphics — was first released in 2013, eventually becoming a viral hit and the most-downloaded app on both the iOS and Android ...

Android gives app devs more power, the fourth Pixel in next year's lineup looks to be in doubt, and Flappy Bird is back, but you shouldn't play it. Here's what you missed from the AP podcast.

YouTube user Sam Nalty shared the game, which comes from the developer preview of Android 5.0 Lollipop. In it, the Android robot is seen dodging lollipops much like the premise of Flappy Bird.