It seems like Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen has decided to come back after deciding his maddening bird-murder simulation was too addictive.

The creator of Flappy Bird is launching his follow-up game this week, and if the teaser trailer for Swing Copters is any indication, it'll be just as addictive and frustrating. 

The game, which looks extremely similar to Flappy Bird and features a little guy with a helicopter attached to his helmet, will hit app stores on Thursday. Swing Copters continues Flappy Bird's one-button gameplay where you weave back and forth to fit through narrow gaps in the scenery. Only now you'll ascend rather than fly to the right, and there are swinging hammers guarding each gap just in case Flappy Bird was too easy for you.

Earlier this year creator Dong Nguyen mysteriously pulled Flappy Bird from the App Store, despite it bringing in a reported $55,000 in ad revenue every day. He said the stresses of success were too much for him to handle, even though fans begged him to keep Flappy Bird flying. Now, he's ready to jump back into the app game.

The game Swing Copters will be free to play with a small ad, or you can pay a dollar to remove the ad if you're feeling generous.Are you ready for a fly ?