DIRECTIONS AND COMMENTS -------------------------------------------- Use, up arrow, or space, to move your character up. EASY RULES: Don't touch the pipes, go through them. If you lose, then press the green flag to start over. What's your high score? --------------------------------------------------------------------- If you hit a pipe, and the game over screen pops up, try clicking the green flag to try again. --------------------------------------------------------------------- I recommend using full screen for a larger view; For me, I seem to get higher score while I'm in full screen, so you might want to try that yourself too. NOTE: I have realized that lots of flappy bird games are pretty hard so I decided to make it easier. If you think it should be a bit harder, say so in the comments, and I will make it a bit more challenging. My high score is 20. Beat that and I will give a follow. Please love, favorite and comment if you liked this game. You can always un-heart, and un-comment, and if you want me to delete one of your comments, ask me, and I will. Please report any mean or disrespectful comments you see, so the scratch team can see them. I will allow anyone to promote one of their scratch projects in the comments, but if it gets out of hand, I will turn off commenting for a while. If you think the music is a bit too dramatic, comment what you think I should change it to. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- If you want to see more games like this, go here to check out all my projects: https://scratch.mit.edu/users/JS1716992/ If that link doesn't seem to work, click here: @JS1716992 ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Thank you for reading this, and I hope you like this game I made! Credits below
Credit to Warfame, on YouTube for the tutorial, as well as many others. I find that the youtuber Coding With Chris is very helpful, and if your ever looking for a tutorial for a good game, you should go check out his channel. Some credit to me, @JS1716992 for some of the code I did myself, but most credit to those other people above.
