Flying games turn a single tap into a whole game. You control a bird, a plane or another flyer that is always falling, and each tap gives it a boost. The challenge is to keep the rhythm, avoiding obstacles that come at you.
They are some of the easiest games to learn and some of the hardest to master. The simple control means there is nowhere to hide: every mistake is a timing mistake. The best players develop a steady tapping rhythm and use small, consistent taps rather than big ones.
If you enjoy these, you will probably also like our other one-tap games that use timing, such as Color Hop and Cricket Six.
How to get started
- Find a rhythm and keep it.
- Small taps give you more control than big ones.
- Look ahead at the next obstacle, not at your character.
All flying games (1)
What each game is about
- Bird Flight — Bird Flight is a fun and addictive flying game where you control a little bird and navigate through challenging obstacles. Tap or click to make the bird fly upward, avoid pipes and obstacles, and try to achieve the highest score possible.
Guides for flying games
Reaction Time and Aim: What the Tests Measure and How to Improve
What a reaction-time test really measures, why your result varies, and simple ways to improve your reaction speed and aiming accuracy.
StrategyHand Cricket and Cricket Games: Rules, Strategy and Timing Tips
How the school-yard game of hand cricket works, the psychology behind odd-even and number picking, and timing tips for one-tap cricket games.