Use this trick to find Google's new Easter egg, a secret 'Flappy Bird' clone hidden in Android
Google is known for planting mini games throughout its products, and its latest Easter egg is an adorable Flappy Bird-like game that you can access through the Settings menu.
Google teased the Easter egg on Friday with this tweet:
We're searching for a different kind of Easter egg today. Here's a few clues to help you find this one #android pic.twitter.com/8VLjYq4t2N
- Android (@Android) April 3, 2015
The game is just as hard as Flappy Bird. But instead of controlling a bird, you get to navigate a tiny Android robot through various Lollipop-filled stages. To access it, go to the Settings menu, scroll all the way down to About Phone, and then tap the Android Version field five times.
A lollipop will appear on the screen, and you should long press it when it appears. The game will appear on the screen after that.
Here's what it looks like:
The goal is to avoid hitting the lollipops, instead of hitting them like I did.
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