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# Fancy Birds
Fancy Birds is the flagship game of the Fancy Games platform. Fancy Birds is a side-scrolling, mobile game with 8,888 randomly generated NFT birds that fly through levels while avoiding obstacles to earn their spot as “the fanciest bird in the nest”.\
Fancy Birds can be flown by tapping the touchscreen on your phone or hitting the spacebar to keep your bird aloft. Each successful pass through a pair of obstacles will award the player one point. Colliding with an obstacle ends the level and resets the game loop.
The farther you fly and the more quests you complete, the more you can earn.
**Game Launched on:** 2:00pm EST on Thursday, March 3rd, 2022!
**Game Includes:**
* [x] Breeding
* [x] Daily and Weekly Quests
* [x] Daily Tournament
* [x] Leaderboard (Seasonal & Tournaments)
* [x] Free 2 Play Bird
* [x] Crafting
* [x] F-Ray Mode
* [x] Golden Ticket Raffles
* [x] Ability to earn FNC from in-game quests. More info here: [How to Stake - Polygon](/whitepaper/faq/howtostakepolygon.md)
* [x] Android APK
* [x] iOS APK (In [TestFlight](https://testflight.apple.com/join/ylneDLvp)) \
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