Flap Stork

Flap Stork is a hand-drawn wetland delivery game. You fly the marsh post stork: a long-legged courier with a teal scarf, a coral satchel and one strict rule to respect — the pouch holds exactly three parcels, and every family down in the reeds is waiting for the right one.

TAP TO FLAP, HOLD TO GLIDE

A single tap lifts the stork with one wingbeat. Holding spends the wind ribbon under the parcel slots and turns the fall into a long, quiet glide; the ribbon fills again whenever you let go or settle on a grassy islet. Every route becomes a rhythm of short flaps and patient glides instead of a button-mashing sprint.

THREE SLOTS, ONE ORDER

Each route opens with an order card: two bundles of nest twigs, a medicine pouch and a bandage roll, three wooden chick toys. Only the goods on that card count. Decoy parcels drift along the same corridor, and because the pouch holds three, touching a fourth parcel ends the flight. Read the lane ahead, decide what to take, and let the wrong parcels pass by.

THIRTY ROUTES ACROSS THREE REGIONS

Reed Meadow teaches soft reed banks, low footbridges and willow fronds that only slow your wings. Windmill Fields adds turning mill towers, tethered kites and side gusts that push you off the lane. Lantern Delta closes the campaign with night crossings, ferry bridges and orders that mix three different goods. Every layout is seeded, so a retry hands you the same route to learn instead of a new random wall.

FLY WITH CARE

Bridges, mill towers and kite bodies cost parcel safety, and so does diving into the channel. Reeds and willow leaves are harmless, but they drag on your wings and drain the wind ribbon. Fragile runs carry a speckled egg that slips out of the pouch on a hard bump, so those routes reward gentle gliding. Rain and storm timers turn a few deliveries into a genuine race.

REST, BUT DO NOT FALL BEHIND

Small grassy islets are safe landings where the wind ribbon refills quickly. The route keeps rolling while you rest, though, so a long pause leaves the stork drifting toward the edge of the frame and the parcel arriving too late.

EARN THREE STARS PER ROUTE

Arrive with the exact order and full parcel safety for three stars, lose one for extra goods or damage, and one more if both go wrong. Your campaign star total is the score sent to the shared Flap Stork leaderboard, so improving an old route also improves your standing.

COLLECT THE WHOLE POST ROUND

Twenty pieces of cargo are illustrated on the Collection shelf: sealed letters, picture postcards, medicine pouches, bandage rolls, a speckled egg, nest twigs, seed bags, grain sacks, fresh fish, marsh shrimp, flower bouquets, a reed flute, nest blankets, warm scarves, a wooden chick toy, a seed rattle, paper lanterns, berry baskets, honey jars and herbal soap. Each card unlocks the first time you meet that parcel in flight, and every card carries a short note about the family waiting for it.

ENDLESS DELIVERY

Clear the final delta route and the endless run opens: one long marsh with rising speed, spare parcels everywhere and the same three-slot rule to keep clean.

MADE FOR EVERY SCREEN

The whole game is drawn on a single canvas that fills your display in portrait or landscape, on a phone, a tablet or a desktop browser. Play in English, Vietnamese, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Spanish, Hindi or French. There is no account to create, progress is kept on your device, and a contact form inside the nest sends notes straight to the studio.

Recent changes:
1.0.19 — A small banner ad now appears at the bottom of menu screens only: Start, Home, Missions, mission briefing, results, Collection, Leaderboard, Help, Settings and Language. It never shows during a flight or on the pause screen, and stays off the contact form. These menus were re-spaced so nothing is covered. Ads now use this game's own AdMob units on Android for more reliable loading; interstitial timing is unchanged. Flap and glide the mail stork and bring the right three parcels home.