Play Flappy Dash
The game above is the whole thing, free: no download, no account. On a phone it fills the screen at your first tap; on a computer, press Full screen or the F key.
How to Play in 20 Seconds
- Tap to flap. Each tap lifts the bird a little. Let go and it falls.
- Fly through the gaps. Every column you clear scores one point. Touching a column or the ground ends the run.
- Grab what floats past. Coins buy powers and birds, a shield absorbs one crash, and a heart is an extra life.
- Keep going. Every 12 points the world changes, and each new world moves a little differently.
The run starts gently: the bird holds its height for a moment, then gravity eases in over the first second, so you always get a fair start.
Controls
| Action | Phone or tablet | Computer |
|---|---|---|
| Flap | Tap anywhere on the game | Click, or press Space, ↑ or Enter |
| Pause | The pause button, top right | The pause button, or P |
| Full screen | Automatic at your first tap | F, or the Full screen button |
| Leave full screen | Your phone's back gesture | Esc or F |
On a computer, the keyboard works as soon as the game has loaded. If it ever stops responding, click once inside the game to give it focus again.
Good to Know
- Your progress is saved in this browser. Your best score, coins, birds, powers and settings stay on this device. They do not follow you to another browser, and clearing your browser's site data resets them.
- Sound starts with your first tap. Browsers keep pages quiet until you interact with them. You can turn music and sound effects on or off in the game's settings.
- Phones are best upright. Flappy Dash is a portrait game, and in full screen it holds your phone upright for you.
- iPhone and iPad. Safari does not let web pages go full screen. For the biggest view, tap Share and then Add to Home Screen: Flappy Dash then opens from its own icon, full screen, like an app.
- The game pauses when you leave. Switch tabs or apps mid-run and the bird waits for you.
Get Better, Faster
Most early crashes come from tapping too much, not too little. Try short, calm taps and aim for the lower half of each gap. A tap lifts you instantly, but a fall takes time, so it is easier to correct upward than downward. When you are ready for more, the guides explain each world and power in detail: