EN
Going up

Free · No download · Works on phones

Going up

A lone bird flies through a pixelated world, and one tap is all you need to make it climb.

Game by GamePix. Ads may show inside the game.

More games like this

See all

About Going up

A lone bird flies through a pixelated world, and one tap is all you need to make it climb. The challenge is in the timing.

You dodge obstacles, collect coins and unlock new skins for the bird. The look is nostalgic, a bit like older arcade games, and the game balances being simple with being hard. A mistake ends the run, so you try again and aim a little higher.

Going Up is an arcade game in the animal collection, built for portrait screens and playable on phones and computers. Its tap-to-fly control will be familiar to many players, and the coin-and-skin system gives you goals beyond a high score. It is a good pick when you have a minute and want something with a clear skill to improve.

How to play Going up

  1. Tap to make the bird fly upward.
  2. Steer around the obstacles.
  3. Collect coins as you go.
  4. Use coins to unlock new skins.

Controls

Phone or tablet
Tap the screen to fly; hold the device upright

Tips for Going up

  • Tap lightly and often instead of hard presses.
  • Look at the next obstacle, not the bird.
  • Take coins that are on a safe path.
  • If you crash, try a new rhythm.

Who is Going up for?

A neat choice for a minute of pixel-art tapping.

Game description from GamePix

Guide a lone bird through a pixelated world in "Going Up." With simple tap-to-fly controls, dodge obstacles, collect coins, and unlock new skins. Timing is essential in this nostalgic and challenging arcade adventure that balances simplicity with addictive fun. Will your skills carry the bird home?

Tags

  • Animal

Going up: FAQ

Is Going Up free?

Yes. It is free in your browser, with no download and no sign-up.

Can I play on a phone?

Yes. It is flagged as mobile-friendly and made for portrait mode.

What can I unlock?

New skins for your bird, using coins.

Is it hard?

Each run is short and ends with one mistake, so it can feel tough at first. The one-tap control is simple, and timing improves quickly with practice.

Popular collections