About Bird Flying
The gaps between squares test your precision, and one mistimed jump can end the trip.
Each level asks for dexterity and quick reflexes as the distances get more demanding. The goal never changes: get the bird back to the nest in one piece.
Key features
- Jump-based levels built around land squares.
- Falling ends the level, so precision matters more than speed.
- Each level demands more dexterity than the last.
Tips & tricks
- Wait for the right moment before jumping. Longer gaps need the full jump arc.
- Decide your direction first, then jump. Changing both mid-air rarely works.
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