TWO DEVS. ONE BALL.
ZERO CHILL.

How Flappy Goal happened

It started during a World Cup final, of all places. Half-time was dragging, someone pulled out an old flappy game, and the joke wrote itself: what if the pipes were goal posts, and the bird had to thread the ball through the goal?

Eight months of late nights later, that joke is a real game. A hand-tuned physics engine, stadiums from five continents, and a ball that curls, dips and bounces like the real thing — all driven by a single thumb.

We're a tiny indie studio with one rule: if a feature doesn't make you say "one more go", it doesn't ship.