Flappy in the Dark

In the dark, every tap matters.

Guide a mechanical firefly through an industrial cave where light lasts only a moment. Tap to rise and send out a pulse that reveals the path. Spot the gaps, time your next move and slip past obstacles without crashing.

Flappy in the Dark is a one-touch arcade game built around reflexes, rhythm and light management. The controls are easy to learn. Keeping your flight steady as the cave fades back into darkness is the real challenge.

FOUR WAYS TO FACE THE DARK
• Classic: the original challenge with progressive difficulty.
• Zen: more light, a gentler pace and wider gaps.
• Turbo: higher speed to put your reflexes to the test.
• Daily Challenge: a course with the same seed throughout the day.

MAKE EVERY FLIGHT COUNT
Earn coins and experience as you play. Complete 100 permanent achievements and four daily challenges, progress through 15 ranks and track your stats and personal bests.

FIVE SKINS WITH DIFFERENT ABILITIES
Start with Firefly and unlock Drone, Bat, Neon and Ghost with in-game coins. Each skin brings its own ability, from more efficient light management to a smaller collision area or a spectral rescue.

A WORLD OF LIGHT AND SOUND
Fly through a cave filled with machinery, chains and violet crystals. Cyan flashes, animated artwork and atmospheric audio bring each attempt to life.

PLAY YOUR WAY
Learn the basics with the tutorial and guided practice. Adjust sound, music and vibration, or enable high contrast, reduced effects and assisted light. The full interface is available in English and Spanish.

PLAY OFFLINE. CONNECT WHEN YOU WANT.
Play and save your progress locally without an account. Connect Google Play Games for achievements, leaderboards and cloud progress sync. If different saves cannot be reconciled safely, the game lets you choose which one to keep.

The game includes optional rewarded ads for gameplay benefits. Ads and Google Play Games features require an internet connection. Only eligible unassisted runs count toward online leaderboards.

How far can you fly before the light fades?