Flap Stork: a three-parcel pouch and thirty marsh routes

Flap Stork is a hand-drawn delivery game set in a storybook wetland.** Play it in your browser or on Android; no account is needed.

Flying

Tap to flap, hold to glide. Gliding spends the wind ribbon under the parcel slots, so a long glide is something you plan rather than spam. The ribbon refills when you let go or rest on a grassy islet.

• Reed banks and willow fronds are soft: they drag your wings and drain wind.
• Bridges, windmill towers, kites and the open channel cost parcel safety.

Read the order, then read the lane

Every route starts with an order card — two seed bags, a lantern and a scarf, three wooden toys. Decoy parcels float along the same corridor, and a fourth parcel overloads the stork and ends the flight. So every pickup is a decision: is this one on the card?

Layouts are seeded, which means a retry gives you the same route to study.

Three regions

• Reed Meadow opens with gentle marsh flying.
• Windmill Fields adds turning mills, tethered kites and crosswind between the sails.
• Lantern Delta finishes at dusk with ferry bridges and three-part orders.

Some routes add rain and storm timers for a race home. Finishing the delta opens Endless Delivery, one continuous marsh that speeds up the further you fly.

Stars

Each route rates the delivery out of three. The exact order with full parcel safety earns all three; extra goods or damage take one; both take two. Your star total across the campaign is your score on the shared leaderboard, so going back to an old route is always worth it.

Tips

• Read the whole order card before you take off.
• Use islets to refill the ribbon and plan the next stretch — but do not sit too long; the marsh keeps scrolling.
• If you grab a wrong parcel, you still have room; just make sure the next pickups are right.

The Collection shelf illustrates twenty parcels — from letters and medicine to a speckled egg and a reed flute — and each card tells you who is waiting for it. More on the Flap Stork page, or take the first route.