The object of the game is to direct a flying bird named "Faby" that is constantly moving to the right between sets of Mario style pipes. If the player touches the pipes, they lose. Faby briefly flaps upwards each time the player touches the screen; if the screen is not eavesdropped, Faby falls down due to gravity; each pair of pipes between which it moves gives the player one point, with medals awarded for the score at the end of the game. No medal is awarded for a score below ten. The bronze medal is awarded to scores from ten to twenty. To receive the silver medal, a player must reach 20 points. The gold medal is awarded to those who score more than thirty points. Players who achieve a score of forty or more receive a platinum medal.
Casual games are a category of video games that are designed for a broad audience, including people who may not typically consider themselves gamers. These games are characterized by their simple rules, easy-to-understand gameplay, and accessibility. Casual games are often intended for short play sessions and do not require a significant time commitment or extensive learning curve. They can be played on a variety of platforms, including mobile devices, web browsers, and social media platforms. Casual games are designed to provide entertainment and relaxation without the need for deep immersion or complex strategies. They are often enjoyed during short breaks or downtime. Casual games have gained immense popularity, particularly in the mobile gaming market, due to their accessibility and broad appeal.
