Bird Up is a simple 2D design game, each click will make the bird fly a distance, must avoid green water pipes in many ways, tilted, rotated, or interwoven.
The obstacles are arranged vertically with increasing difficulty, creating a continuous challenge as the player controls the bird to fly up. Instead of fixed tubes like in traditional Flappy Bird games, the tubes in this game often tilt, deviate, or move slightly, forcing the player to react quickly and calculate the angle accurately to avoid collisions. The distance between the tubes is also unevenly designed, sometimes very narrow and appearing suddenly, making it easy for the player to lose rhythm. Some levels also add side effects such as slow rotating tubes, clusters of bubbles, or moving elements, helping to increase the uncertainty and appeal of the journey to conquer heights.
Players just need to click or tap the screen continuously to help the bird jump up one beat at a time in a vertical direction. Each click is a light flap of the wings to help the bird fly up If you stop clicking, the bird will automatically fall due to gravity. Your goal is to control the bird to overcome the obstacles arranged along the screen, avoid collisions, and fly as high as possible to score points. Each time you overcome an obstacle, you will earn an additional point. The highest score will be recorded.
Owning a seemingly simple tap-and-jump gameplay, but in reality, it makes the player unable to stop. Each click will help the bird jump a distance, but maintaining a stable rhythm is quite difficult. Measuring the distance and weaving between the obstacles is the factor that makes you have to play over and over again to overcome your limits. The interesting similarity with Poor Bunny easily makes you hooked after just the first few plays.
