Flappy Bird 2 Swing Copter Surprises, Nguyen’s Sequel ‘Insanely Difficult’, ‘Hooking’; iOS Version Easier Than Android As Gamers Turn To Cheats On Google. Dong Nguyen, creator of Flappy Bird, said he would be coming out to a sequel to Flappy Birds, but he didn’t say that it would be more difficult and more addictive than the original Flappy Bird.
The sequel to Flappy Bird, Flappy Bird 2 or Swing Copter, is a menacing endeavor for gamers who expected an easier version of the original game. Initially, Vietnamese developer Nguyen had said that he is taking the original game down because it is addictive and obsessive, keeping gamers from carrying out their daily routines and tasks.
Swing Copter, a vertical version of Flappy Bird has a high difficulty level. So gamers are turning to cheats and tricks on Google. “Flying with a propeller hat is not as easy as it looks,” says a description of Swing Copter.
Flappy Bird 2 has fewer pixels and more ‘birds’ and the game is available on the iPad and iPhone along with Android devices, according to a tweet from Dong Nguyen. The game is similar in concept to the original Flappy Bird but is presumably more difficult than the first Flappy Bird version that came out in 2013.
While Swing Copters is simple enough to play, it requires precision that can get frustrating for players, say game critics. The aim of the game is for players to stay clear of floating hammers while wearing a hat with a propeller on it.
Nguyen was quoted as saying at the sidelines of Gamelab 2014 conference, “What I did was like magic. It was unexpected. If a lot of people tried to do that again, I think they would fail.” When Flappy Bird was pulled down from App stores in late February, 95 clones to the popular game were released for the iPhone and iPad.
The Flappy 2 Swing Copter has been adapted to both iOS, which is an easier ‘lie’ than the Android stretch out for the addictive game. Many reviewers say they are not even able to play on the more demanding Android version.
Ian Bogost sums up Flappy Game 2 Swing Copter and its differentiating attributes in kotaku.com: “Have you been playing Swing Copters? I can’t decide if it’s terrible or amazing yet. I’ve also been playing both the iOS version, which was updated to lessen the (insane) difficulty, and the Android one, which is still insanely difficult. I have to admit that I prefer the Android one, but I can also barely play it,
