Flashy Bird – Space Tunnel

Flashy Bird – Space Tunnel

One tap. The zones never end.

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Released
September 2, 2026
Updated
September 17, 2026

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Tap to flap. You fly a bird down a revolving neon tunnel, threading the holes in gates that keep coming at you. Gravity does the rest. There is one input, and everything that happens is your fault. EVERYONE FLIES THE SAME TUNNEL Today's run is identical for every player in the world. When you beat someone's score you beat it on their tunnel, not on an easier roll of the dice. ONE INPUT IS ENOUGH The bird you start with can do exactly one thing, and every tunnel in the game can be flown with it. Swoops, sidesteps, punch-throughs and boulder shoves are things you can buy. TWELVE WORLDS, TEN TWISTS Thunder meadows, sunken libraries, disco hives, origami canyons, a clockwork aviary. Deeper in, the zones start bending the rules on you: the tunnel pulses, the wind leans, the lights go out. NO ADS. No banners, no interstitials, nothing to sit through to keep playing. It works on a plane, and it never asks to track you. Flashy Bird is free to play. It speaks English, 日本語, 简体中文, Deutsch, Français and Español.
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What's New in Flashy Bird

1.1

September 17, 2026

THE SWOOP GOES TWICE Tier 2 of the swoop is a second drop, aimed mid-fall — swipe again while the first one is still running and the bird re-aims rather than restarting. The ledger is strict about it: the reversal is what the second tier buys, never a free flick. A RAIL ACROSS THE MAP Swipe the map twice the same way and a rail appears with the zones you have been through on it, so getting back to zone 3 from zone 40 is one gesture instead of forty. It only shows up once you mean it, and it leaves the way it arrived. THE MAP REMEMBERS WHERE YOU WERE Leaving a level puts you back where you were standing, not at the frontier — so going back for a missing star no longer costs you your place. A clear with nothing new ahead of it says so instead of sending you somewhere arbitrary. FIVE SONGS, REWRITTEN Five of the twelve worlds got their music reworked, and PULSE now breathes slowly enough to enjoy rather than notice. And a pile of small things: the finish banner and the multiplier live in the tunnel with everything else now, glowbugs hop over the top rail on their way home instead of sliding along it, and the mute pills step aside for a wide balance rather than sitting under it.

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