One Of 2014's Most Notorious Games Just Relaunched And It's Bigger Than Ever
One of the most notorious Mobile games of 2014 is officially back in action as rises from the dead with a massive new game that brings more content to the rage-inducing platformer. In the early days of 2014, it was almost impossible to get away from the sheer frustration of as the challenging mobile game spread like wildfire thanks to going viral on social media. While titles like may have sparked controversy and spawned a massive fan base, was arguably the most impactful game of 2014.
Per X (formerly Twitter), The Flappy Bird Foundation Group, a team of diehard fans, has managed to successfully purchase the trademark from original creator Dong Nguyen, who delisted the game just months after its release in 2014.
The new version of is slated to launch as a web browser game before the end of October while the mobile port is planned to arrive in 2025. The revamped game will feature the same tricky platforming as well as a handful of additional features to bring it more in line with recent mobile games.
The Flappy Bird Foundation Group has yet to detail the various upgrades and improvements that will be included in the new but the game's trailer does give away some snippets. Based on the footage, a series of new characters can be unlocked by progressing through the game; whether these alternate appearances have any mechanical benefit or function as cosmetic skins is unknown. A variety of new locations that swap out the standard green pipes for new aesthetics will also be available through a world map.
may not have been the most mechanically complex game but it proved just challenging enough to take the mainstream market by storm. While the core formula looks largely unchanged, it's clear that some aspects are being expanded upon. In one shot, it appears as though will now feature a loot-box-style egg that can be opened for prizes.
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