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CasualIndieIncrementalIdlerArcade2DRelaxing

2,045 playing

Peak in the last 24 hours: 2,698

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Game description

Start as a humble birb, eat popcorn, and evolve into a cosmic force of nature! Birb blends addictive idle mechanics with active roguelite expeditions. Build your nest, catch rare fish, challenge bosses, and compete on the global leaderboard. How many pecks will it take to rule the world?

Basic info

DeveloperHwonze
PublisherHwonze
PlatformsWindows · macOS · Linux
Steam DeckPlayable
Release dateOct 2, 2026
Price

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Minimum specs

OSWindows 10 (64-bit)
ProcessorIntel Core i3 3rd Gen
Memory1 GB
GraphicsIntel HD Graphics 4000
Storage500 MB
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Review Analysis Score

Based on 187 reviews from the past 1 year

80.4/ 100
Top 50%

Review analysis summary (Reviewed Oct 31, 2026)

This idle incremental game about a bird that keeps evolving scores 80.4, with reviewers praising the early hours.

👍 Strengths

76 reviews enjoy it, calling it a cute addition to the incremental genre, and some say it is good for most of its length. 28 say the content is generous for the price, with plenty of systems to unlock. Content Volume ranks 206th of 1351. 13 credit a responsive developer who keeps balancing the game, and a few mention fast fixes for platform problems. Gameplay ranks 839th of 1396.

👎 Where it falls short

35 reviews describe a progression wall, with hours of waiting for materials and later evolutions that slow to a crawl. Some note that a certain unlock stalls everything until it is reached. 12 find the later stages repetitive, with the same grinding loop and little variety in dungeons. 10 point to a sharp difficulty spike on a later dungeon floor, where a boss blocks progress despite upgrades. A few also report problems with the desktop wrapper. Tech & Support ranks 222nd of 1399.

“first 80% of game is good” · 76 reviews
“91 hours played with adequate content and depth for price” · 28 reviews
“developer fixed Linux compatibility within 24 hours” · 13 reviews

How it holds up

−50+5

Controls, difficulty, progression and depth
Mentioned in 55% of reviews · Bottom 40% of the games we've analyzed

Strategy +2.99 · Depth of builds, tactics, and meaningful choices
Positive “synergistic currency and upgrade systems work together fulfillingly” · 6 reviews

Progression 46% · Difficulty 9% · Onboarding 3% · Freedom 2% · Controls & feel 4%

Plot, characters and the world

Not enough data — only 7% of reviews mention this.

Story +2.78 · Plot, quests, writing, and the ending

Characters 2% · World 2%

How much there is to do, variety and replay value
Mentioned in 44% of reviews · Top 20% of the games we've analyzed

Volume +3.11 · How much there is to play, including endgame, for the price
Positive “91 hours played with adequate content and depth for price” · 28 reviews
Negative “incomplete game, unfinished content, no meaningful conclusion” · 3 reviews

Variety 20% · Replayability 3%

Graphics, art style, music and sound

Not enough data — only 10% of reviews mention this.

Visuals +3.26 · Graphics, art style, and animation

Audio 3%

Playing with others, the community and servers

Not enough data — only 3% of reviews mention this.

Community +3.67 · Who you play with — how many, and how friendly

Playing together 2% · Servers & Connection 0%

Pricing, cheaters, balance and matchmaking
Mentioned in 23% of reviews · Top 5% of the games we've analyzed

Pricing +0.60 · Whether the price, DLC and microtransactions are reasonable, and how much paying gives you an edge
Positive “great price value for content” · 11 reviews

Anti-cheat 0% · Balance 7% · Matchmaking 0%

Bugs, performance and developer support
Mentioned in 28% of reviews · Top 20% of the games we've analyzed

Developer support +0.35 · Updates, patches, and how devs respond to players
Positive “developer fixed Linux compatibility within 24 hours” · 13 reviews
Negative “early access status not disclosed on store page, story incomplete” · 2 reviews

Stability 7% · Performance 6%

Grey means too few reviews mention it to trust. — means almost no reviews mention it.

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