Flappy Bird clones, rip offs and replacements flooded the app store in February. Here are the 10 most insane, or incredible, Flappy Bird clones available. In the two weeks since Flappy Bird flew off ...

The members of the Flappy Bird clone army include Snappy Bird, Floppy Bird, Clumsy Bird, Flappy Smash, Flappy City Flying, Flappy Hero, Flappy Party Revenge, Splashy Fish, and of course, Clumsy Cyrus ...

The popularity of the mobile app Flappy Bird is undeniable, with the simple game mechanic of tapping repeatedly to elevate a character who seems to be inept at flying and a background and theme that ...

Yesterday, the creator of Flappy Bird removed the game from Google Play and the Apple App Store. That same day, over 140 games featuring the word “Flappy” appeared in the backend of a popular ...

Surprisingly, people love that we have all these Flappy clones running about. Based on the data provided to DT by Zedge, 210 of the 864 apps discovered have a perfect score of 5. Now, this may be ...

Flappy Bird is dead but its ghost continues to haunt the mobile gaming world. The game was simple and yet it became a phenomenon, forcing its creator to pull it down from the app stores on Feb. 9.

As if the Flappy Bird phenomenon wasn’t infectious enough to begin with, the torrent of clones that followed the app’s release might be leading to an even bigger problem. USA Today shares the data ...

Everyone is building “Flappy Bird” clones now, even Apple Design Award-winning app developers like Tapity, apparently. The company, known as the makers of well-built and beautifully designed apps like ...

Did you think the Flappy Bird gold rush was over? Not even close. With Dong Nguyen famously deleting his number one app nearly a month ago now, developers have been scrambling to cash in on the ...

Before being pulled from the Apple App Store and Google Play, Flappy Bird was the most popular mobile game. These days, there’s no Flappy Bird, but the market is still being flooded by clones. During ...

The mobile app stores are dealing with the app cloning problem at last, it seems. Earlier this week, “Flappy Bird” creator Dong Nguyen released the sequel to his insanely popular, but frustrating game ...