I'm kinda in the same boat as the other commenters. I'm not really into frustrating, tedious games, and I didn't get very far. It's rough around the edges, but for someone new to game dev it's not bad. It's mechanically complete and fully functional. It's an interesting twist on the Flappy Bird concept, it's just that I was never really onboard with Flappy Bird in the first place.
If I may editorialize a bit, it definitely feels late to the party- Flappy Bird was a long time ago- but this is the first Flappy Bird clone I've seen that really adds something new to the formula (versus just a themed coat of paint).