Flutter

One tap. That is the whole control scheme. Hold your bird up, thread the gaps, and see how far you get.

FLUTTER is a flyer you play from behind the bird, in 3D — the world rushes toward you instead of sliding past, so every gate is a judgement about depth as much as height.

A JOURNEY, NOT A LEVEL SELECT

The run never stops to congratulate you. Every ten points the world changes around you: sky, fog, light and obstacles all cross-fade into somewhere new, mid-flight, with no loading screen and no menu.

Twenty-four realms, in one continuous line. Plains, Forest, Hills and Mountains. Down through Tidal Flats, Coral Reef, Shallow Sea, Open Ocean, Deep Ocean and the Abyss. Back up past a Volcanic Island, a Jungle and a Swamp. Then Highlands, Snowy Peaks, the Cloud Kingdom, the Upper Atmosphere, the Edge of Space, Orbit, the Moon, an Asteroid Field, Deep Space, a Nebula, and finally the Galaxy.

Fly all twenty-four and the obstacles drop away for a few seconds of open cloud, with a trail of coins arcing down through it, before Plains comes round again. It is a victory lap, not a cutscene — and the floor will not kill you during it.

WHAT IS IN THE WAY

Ten obstacle shapes — trunks, hoodoos, crystals, pillars, spikes, ice, doors, rings and more — rebuilt and repainted for each realm they appear in. Coins spawn between them. Some gates carry a golden bonus ring: thread it for two points instead of one, and extra coins with it.

Pass your record mid-flight and a hologram marks the exact gate that will do it, so you watch it coming for several seconds before you get there.

THE AVIARY

Coins carry over between runs. Spend them on flyers: twenty in the shop, from a plain sparrow up through a toucan, a flamingo, a galah that throws its crest up at every gate, a bumblebee, a peacock that fans its tail, a paper crane, a magpie, a penguin, a flying pig, a phoenix and a two-thousand-coin flying saucer.

Eight more cannot be bought at any price. They unlock when a lifetime number quietly crosses a line. The first arrives the day you complete a full journey; the rest take considerably longer.

Every flyer handles identically — the perks are cosmetic, so flying your favourite never costs you a run. Tap any bird to turn it around in 3D before you spend a coin on it.

SOMETHING TO COME BACK FOR

Three daily challenges, one easy, one medium, one hard. They are rolled fresh at midnight, they pay coins on completion, and no two of them ever measure the same thing.

Behind those, a record of every flight you have ever taken: gates passed, flaps, time in the air, distance flown, coins collected and spent, journeys completed, days played and your current streak.

AND THE REST

Sound and haptics are part of the game rather than decoration — the phone buzzes when you go down, and again the moment you pass your own record.

Free to play, supported by ads, and a single purchase removes them for good. Your best score, your coins and your birds are saved on your device. No account, no sign-in, nothing to set up.

Portrait. One hand. Tap to fly.