Flappy The Dragon
The aim of this game is to get as far as possible without crashing into the mountains You will control a dragon and in Fpally Bird style, fly as far as possibl...
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About Flappy The Dragon: The aim of this game is to get as far as possible without crashing into the mountains You will control a dragon and in Fpally Bird style, fly as far as possible Enjoy this game. You will have a lot of fun!
How to play Flappy The Dragon: Tap the screen to fly the dragon Avoid crashing into the mountains so you don t miss out The further you go the more points you will earn Earn points and be among the best players in the world
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