Flappy Bird creator claims to have no ties with new game
Dong Nguyen claimed he has nothing to do with the new mobile version of Flappy Bird, and that he doesn't support the crypto factor it will reportedly use.
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Dong Nguyen claimed he has nothing to do with the new mobile version of Flappy Bird, and that he doesn't support the crypto factor it will reportedly use.
It's more of that addictive Flappy Bird-style action, only now you're going up!
The creator of Flappy Bird is working on three new games.
The loss of Flappy Bird continues to affect many, but there are people out there trying to fill the void with their own homage. Among them is Super Hexagon-creator Terry Cavanagh.
Though Flappy Bird was first released in May 2013, it's only recently become the latest hit craze compulsive mobile game everyone and their mum needs to play. A cutesy take on the classic tradition of helicopter tunnel games, it has players guiding a wonky bird through endless obstacles by tapping to flap. But at the height of its popularity, creator Dong Nguyen has pulled the game from app stores, saying it "ruins my simple life."