Flying Rabbit
Keep the rabbit airborne and gather as many eggs as you can for the score.
A single-input flying game aimed at younger players. Height is controlled by tapping, gravity does the rest, and eggs are strung through the air in lines that reward a steady rhythm.
Because the scoring is pure collection rather than distance, the optimal line is not the safest one — the eggs are placed to pull you toward the edges of what is comfortable, which is a decent way to teach a child to read a trajectory.
Runs are short and restart immediately.
Controls
Click, tap or press space to gain height.
How to Play
- Tap to gain height; release to descend.
- Follow the lines of eggs through the air.
- Keep a steady rhythm rather than tapping hard.
- Collect as many as possible before the run ends.
Tips & Tricks
Small frequent taps hold a straighter line than a few large ones. The egg trails are laid out for a shallow arc, and fighting gravity in bursts throws you off them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the score based on distance?
No, on collection — which means the highest-scoring line is rarely the safest one.
