Flappy Bird at one point was reportedly bringing in tens of thousands of dollars in ad revenue per day. By February 2014, however, Nguyen had completely removed the game from all mobile app stores.

Flappy Bird returns after 10 years on Epic Games Store with new features and modes. The developer promises more releases within the "Flappy Bird ecosystem," hinting at a possible iOS port.

A clone of the insanely popular Flappy Bird is finally here. Incidentally, this authentically recreated game has nothing to do with Flappy Bird’s original creator. The original Flappy Bird game ...

Flappy Bird returning in 2025 after decade-long hiatus: 'I'm refreshed, reinvigorated' Flappy Bird is returning to iOS and Android devices next year after being pulled from the App Store and ...

Flappy Bird — a relatively simple side-scrolling game with retro graphics — was first released in 2013, eventually becoming a viral hit and the most-downloaded app on both the iOS and Android ...

Flappy Bird’s original creator says he has nothing to do with the new game Dong Nguyen’s trademark for the game was terminated after Gametech Holdings filed to have it declared abandoned.

In case it wasn’t obvious, the new Flappy Bird isn’t coming from the original developer. But how and why that happened is a longer story. Nguyen famously ended his work on Flappy Bird in ...

Flappy Bird has officially returned, now playable on Telegram — but things aren’t exactly soaring for the 10-year-old viral game. Prior to that message, it appears that Nguyen had not posted ...

Flappy Bird debuted in May 2013 but it didn't blow up until the following January. Developer Dong Nguyen soon revealed that the game was raking in $50,000 per day from advertising.

By February 2014, Flappy Bird had gone viral, downloaded more than 50 million times by users in at least 100 countries. He was raking in the unbelievable sum of $50,000 each day.