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Flappy Bird, the game that took the world by storm in 2014, is a deceptively simple yet infuriatingly addictive mobile game. Developed by Vietnamese programmer Dong Nguyen, the game features a pixelated bird that must navigate through endless pairs of green pipes by tapping the screen to make it flap its wings.
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With its minimalist graphics and one-touch gameplay, Flappy Bird is easy to pick up but nearly impossible to master. The pipes get progressively narrower and closer together as the game progresses, requiring lightning-fast reflexes and pinpoint timing to avoid a frustrating collision. The game's unforgiving nature and the ever-present threat of a game over fueled millions of attempts, generating immense buzz and frustration in equal measure.
Despite its short-lived tenure on the App Store and Google Play (Nguyen removed the game in February 2014 due to concerns over its addictiveness), Flappy Bird's cultural impact is undeniable. The game spawned countless clones, parodies, and even merchandise, cementing its place as a pop culture phenomenon. Its simple yet challenging gameplay continues to inspire developers and frustrate players alike, making Flappy Bird a true gaming icon.