Flap Flap Free online game

What is it?

Flap Flap is a one-touch game: each tap makes the bird flap up, and if you leave it alone it falls. You earn 1 point for every gap between the top and bottom pillars you fly through.

The rules are simple, but it takes time to get a feel for holding a steady height. Once it clicks your scores jump, so steady practice really pays off.

How to play

1. Every tap makes the bird fly up
2. Hit a pillar or the ground and it's over
3. 1 point for every pillar you pass

Playing on PC (keyboard · mouse)

On phones you tap the screen; on PC you can also use the mouse and the keys below.

Difficulty and rankings

There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.

Good to know on Hanpanmadang

• Each pillar you pass is worth 1 point.
• As your score rises, the pillars speed up and the gaps narrow. Gaps shrink to about three quarters of their starting size, reaching their narrowest around 28 points on Hard, 31 on Normal and 43 on Easy; the speed keeps rising until 60 points, then stays.
• You can continue once per game. No ad is required, and your score and time carry on.

Common mistakes

Flying too low out of fear of the top pillar and hitting the ground.

Touching the ground ends the game too. Pass a little below the gap's center, but keep an eye on the floor as well.

Tapping rapidly right before a high gap.

Rapid taps send you too high at once. Start adjusting your height gradually two or three pillars ahead.

Tips

• Don't mash — learn the rhythm of tapping once, then tapping again as the bird starts to fall.
• Aim to pass slightly below the middle of each gap and you'll bump the top pillar less often.
• If the next gap is higher, rise a little early; if it's lower, start dropping early.
• Nerves make you tap faster. When you're close to a record, consciously tap more slowly.