Fall Out Boy is making the latest attempt to fill the Flappy Bird hole in our lives after the creator of the popular mobile game removed it from Apple's App Store and the Google Play store on Sunday.
The band announced its plans to release a Fall Out Boy-themed version of Flappy Bird called Fall Out Bird.
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"Rome wasn't built in a day, but this game was," the band said in a blog post. "Shoutout to the OG Flappy Bird, RIP."
Judging by the screenshot posted with the news, the game will look very similar to the original Flappy Bird, but instead of a bird, the game will star the members of Fall Out Boy: Patrick Stump, Joe Trohman, Andy Hurley and a fedora-clad Pete Wentz.
rome wasn't built in a day, but this game was. in the spirit of Fall Out Boy Trail, we bring you #FallOutBird pic.twitter.com/QBAindPRTM
— Fall Out Boy (@falloutboy) February 11, 2014
At least one parody account has cropped up on Twitter and is already busy tweeting Fall Out Boy/Bird puns.
I Tapped Someone In Fall Out Bird And All I Got Was A Heart Attack
— fall out bird probs (@sighfalloutbird) February 11, 2014
This isn't the first time the band has tried to insert itself into a popular video game. In 2009, the band launched the web-based Fall Out Boy Trail, their take on the '80s classic Oregon Trail. But instead of trying to safely cross the country in a covered wagon, players must help the band get through a cross-country tour.
The band said the game would be in the App Store "this week," pending approval. A spokesperson for the band confirmed to Mashable the Android version of the app would likely be live in the Google Play Store by Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning.

Image: Fall Out Boy
Fall Out Boy released their latest album Save Rock and Roll last April and will be touring with Paramore this summer.
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