Flappy Bird Cheats, Hacks And Tips: Game Easier To Play On Android Devices? Insanely Famous Game Coming Back To App Stores? Creator Dong Nguyen ‘Considering’ To Launch It Again

Learn new Flappy Bird cheats, hacks and tips online to easily get a higher score.

Although the game is not anymore available on various app stores, Flappy Bird still remains to be one of the popular app, both for Android and iOS devices.

According to a post on Huffington Post, game creator, Dong Nguyen told Forbes that he took it down because the game had become "an addictive product." 

To help the players score high, a number of online sites are offering a list of Flappy Bird cheats, hacks and tips that mobile gamers can easily follow.  For instance, a post on GameWise suggest useful Flappy Bird cheats and tips to improve or beat the gamer's high score.

 One of the Flappy Bird tips posted on the site emphasize the importance of developing a rhythm when tapping the screen. Ultimately, the rhythm will help keep the bird steady, making it a lot more convenient for players to control the flight of the bird.

Moreover, below is another one of the Flappy Bird cheats and tips that addicted players of the game can use, as posted on Gamewise.co:

According to the creator of the game, Dong Nguyen, the game currently is easier to play and get higher score on Android devices rather than iOS devices. This might not be true once an update is released in the future.

As for other news about the game, fresh reports suggest that Flappy Bird might return to app stores. In a recent interview of The Rolling Stone with the creator, it was revealed that there is still a possibility that Flappy Bird will return to mobile game stores. Dong Nguyen, the game creator, said, "I'm considering it."

The post also shared that Nguyen is not working on a new version of the game. Furthermore, the post reads:

...if he ever releases one it will come with a "warning," he says: "Please take a break."

Check back on this site for updates about the possible return of Flappy Bird on the app stores.