In Tiny Red Bird, you control a small red bird using a very simple mechanic: each click or tap makes the bird flap its wings and fly upward; if you release it, the bird will slowly fall. This is the core gameplay - not complicated, but it requires good reflexes and a precise sense of rhythm to keep the bird hovering in mid-air.
Your goal is to fly as far as possible, avoiding collisions with continuously appearing obstacles spaced at varying distances. At first, the obstacles are arranged in a relatively easy way to help you get used to the game. However, after just a few seconds, the speed gradually increases and the space to move narrows, forcing you to be more agile and cautious with every click.
Flap a red bird through green pipes
Don't rush, and avoid clicking or tapping randomly. Instead, try to maintain a steady flapping rhythm - this helps you better control your altitude and avoid flying too high or falling too fast. The more composed you are, the longer you'll last.
Pay attention to your surroundings - don't just focus on the bird. Watch the upcoming obstacles so you can anticipate gaps and adjust your height accordingly. Looking ahead allows you to react in time rather than responding too late.
When you fail, play again right away to maintain your sense of timing and reaction. Taking a long break might make you lose the feel for the controls and require time to get used to them again. The game has no time limit, so there's no need to fly too fast or rush. As you progress, the speed will automatically increase, so focus on staying stable while you can. Patience is your biggest advantage in the early moments.
