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Flappy Bird is currently the most popular mobile game today. With more than 50 million downloads, you probably have it in your phone too unless you already deleted it due to frustration.

Flappy Bird was developed by a Vietnamese named Dong Nguyen as a part time project only within three days. Now, his game now generates $50,000 per day in ad revenue. That is like hitting the jackpot or as we Filipinos call it “tubong lugaw.”

Dong Nguyen admits he got lucky with the game. He said in an interview with The Verge that, “Flappy Bird has reached a state where anything added to the game will ruin it somehow, so I’d like to leave it as is.” He also added that a sequel might be coming but no definite date yet.

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I used to see people boasting their Temple Run scores all around the social media. Fortunately (or unfortunately), something replaced it already – Flappy Bird. It’s free, it has bad graphics, it’s insanely hard, it’s pointless and most of all, it’s frustratingly addicting.

This is impossible.

The game simply involves tapping to flap the bird into flying. The goal is to get a high score without hitting the pipes and that’s it. As of writing, I only got 22 as my personal high score. Someone I knew gave me a tip to fly low rather than flying high.

You should try it out if you want to know what we mean. It’s free for both iOS and Android, in which you can download them here and here respectively. Feel free to tell us what you think!

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