Flying Modi

A cartoon Prime Minister just took flight. What could possibly go wrong?

Flying Modi is what happens when you mash together political parody, arcade reflexes, and the sweet, mindless joy of seeing someone in a kurta dodge oversized pipes midair. It’s dumb. It’s ridiculous. It’s kind of brilliant.

Much like its obvious inspiration, you know, the one with the bird and the existential flapping crisis, Flying Modi doesn’t pretend to be deep. You tap to stay afloat. Miss a beat? You nose-dive into history. The game’s entire loop is one of split-second survival, with each successful flap bringing you closer to immortality on the global leaderboard (or at least bragging rights in the WhatsApp group).

But here’s the kicker: it’s genuinely fun. There’s something hypnotic about the rhythm, the way your fingers twitch to avoid another precariously placed pillar. The controls are tight, the pace unforgiving, and the game wastes zero time on menus or tutorials. You’re airborne in seconds. Whether you’re in line for chai or dodging real-world responsibilities, this is perfect pocket chaos.

And then there’s the presentation, goofy caricature? Check. Surprisingly smooth animations? Yep. A soundtrack that screams “government-issued adventure”? Maybe not, but it fits the vibe.

Flying Modi doesn’t rewrite mobile gaming. It doesn’t have to. It flaps in, makes you laugh, punishes your hubris, and leaves you chasing “just one more run.”

Because nothing says political legacy quite like bouncing headfirst into a pipe at 37 points.