Tappy Bird is an addictive game with simple yet challenging gameplay, requiring players to control the bird to pass through consecutive green columns.
When playing Tappy Bird, you will see green columns appear continuously, they are arranged at a certain distance. On those columns, there will be gaps equal to 1/3 of the column. Those gaps are not uniform, but go up and down without any order. Therefore, it makes you encounter many difficulties when controlling. If the bird accidentally touches anywhere on that column, you will lose and start over.
In addition to having to maintain the bird flying through the air to overcome the challenges, the rhythm of the game will also be a difficult challenge for us when reaching the destination. The rhythm will increase over time, the longer you play, the faster the rhythm moves. That has caused a challenge when you have to balance the bird and have to observe and react quickly to overcome obstacles.
The bird in this game will continuously flap its wings to overcome obstacles in Tappy Bird. Your task is to click and control the bird skillfully and carefully so that the bird flies through the gaps between the green columns without colliding. Each time you pass a column, you will score a point.
These columns are endless so you do not need to pay attention to when to reach the finish line, you just need to try to maintain the bird flying and overcome obstacles as much as possible. If you score a high enough score to confidently say I have conquered this game. Then you will be considered and if correct, your name will be honored on the leaderboard as the person who has conquered this game with the highest score ever.
When playing, maintain a steady rhythm. If you press too fast, the bird can fly high and will touch the top of the column. On the contrary, if you press too slow, it will lose height and easily fall down and touch the edge of the column. Therefore, when playing, press each beat at a suitable distance to better control the bird's flight path, avoiding sudden control phases that can easily cause loss of control.
Instead of just looking at the current position of the bird, you need to observe other places to know how the arrangement of obstacles is arranged. To be able to adjust the height of the bird reasonably when moving to the next stages. Because the space between the columns will continuously change unexpectedly.
After passing each column, there will be a short white space in front. Take advantage of this to adjust the flying position, preparing for the challenge ahead. But don't be too hasty and press too fast or too slow. Good control in these gaps will help you maintain stability throughout the bird's flight.
