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Stores encrypted information about the currently signed in user, allowing for them to remain signed in whilst this cookie is on the machine. Below is a list of service cookies we use, plus a little extra information on what we use them for. Those interested in getting frustrated and repeatedly crashing into things can play Maverick Bird for free on Cavanagh’s site.Service cookies are necessary to provide the core functionality of our sites in order to operate smoothly. The game jam asks developers to ' make a hard, almost unplayable game” using “assets inspired (not ripped) from classics.” “Indie gamedevs are friendly and supportive, envy and teasing should not belong to our community, nor be a cause of suffering,” the Flappy Jam site states. Maverick Bird is Cavanaugh’s contribution to the Flappy Jam, a Flappy Bird-inspired game jam currently going on to show support for Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen. “Looking forward to your next game when things settle down!” “Thanks for the inspiration, Dong,” Cavanagh wrote.

The music in Maverick Bird is a track called “Vietnam” by Kozilek, and is part of the artist’s Pluto EP. Cavanagh used the Super Hexagon code for the game as well, so the jagged and varied obstacles in the game shift with the spastic, electro soundtrack. The gameplay is pretty much what you’d expect from a Flappy Bird tribute, but featuring a pulsating and colorful aesthetic those familiar with Super Hexagon will immediately recognize, instead of the warp pipes and little bird. Maverick Bird is something like a Flappy Bird and Super Hexagon lovechild.

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